Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Walser Wald Chocolate

amanico · 2015-11-20T00:07:36Z

Amanico showcases the Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Chocolate, inspired by a vintage Walser Wald, with unique photography and collector insights.

Amanico presents the Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Chocolate, drawing inspiration from a vintage LeCoultre Reverso Walser Wald. His post features striking photography that playfully contrasts the watch with actual chocolates and a unique shoe, highlighting the aesthetic influences behind this modern Reverso.

Here is a picture I took some two years ago at the Manufacture, while the Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Brown Rose Gold was on to be unveiled.

The inspiration for the Rose Gold Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Chocolate was clear, obviously.

The Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Chocolate:

For these two pictures, I asked JLC to find me a box of chocolates. Which they did...

And I removed my own shoe for the second picture.

You can imagine my contact's face when she saw me removing my shoe just for the need of the picture.

As for this vintage Reverso, made circa 1935, what can I add to these two pictures...

A marvel.

Enjoy.

Best,

Nicolas

Key Points from the Discussion

The Fagliano family in Argentina, specialized in Polo boots, is identified as the maker of the strap on the vintage Reverso, suggesting a connection to traditional craftsmanship.
The vintage Walser Wald Reverso is noted to be from the same house, 'Walser Wald,' established in 1931 in Buenos Aires.
The Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Chocolate, particularly in gold, is highly admired for its aesthetic appeal.
A question was raised about the brand and model of the shoe with a zipper featured in one of the photographs, indicating interest in the styling elements.

The Discussion

crown comfort

Nov 20, 2015

The vintage Reverso is a killer!

you wear fur boots ???

amanico

Nov 20, 2015

Yes, fur boots. For fun. ;) [nt]

cbru

Nov 20, 2015

Shoe?

Very nice watch! Could i ask for the brand and the model of the shoe in the first picture (one with zipper?)?

amanico

Nov 20, 2015

I cannot tell you, this picture has to be credited to JLC. [nt]

shipkeeper

Nov 20, 2015

The Shoes...

....I think are from my country Argentina is made from an old family "the Fagliano" specialized in Polo's Boots. All the best Juan

cbru

Nov 21, 2015

Boss

It seems that you're right, thanks a lot!! Nice crafting video btw.

Continue the conversation

This thread is active on the Jaeger-LeCoultre forum with 12 replies. Share your knowledge with fellow collectors.

Join the Discussion →

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Walser Wald Chocolate

Key Points from the Discussion

Continue the conversation

Related Articles