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Stabilizer's post highlights the enduring appeal of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso, particularly its Art Deco iterations. His evocative photograph and reflections on texture invite readers to consider the tactile and visual elements that make a watch truly resonate. This piece delves into the specific design choices that define this era of Reverso and how they continue to captivate collectors.
‘90’s reverso’s really embraced art deco aesthetics, can’t say the same with todays lineup….
Reverso’s never cease to amaze me, but this one has so many features I like. I guess I’m a huge art deco fan. Still, the parts of this Reverso are highlights that come together beautifully. Thanks for sharing. I’m curious, what is on the recto flip side?
And then I thought about the leather in my hand, on the steering wheel, my super soft sweater, and the leather strap texture - which is super soft, from ACM. And then back to the various textures on the dial, and the gadrones of the case. Just a mindless, or mindful, meditative watch nerd moment.
Funny thing is this is the first rose gold I've ever owned, and never in my life until only the last few months have I really started wearing browns and creams often. I'm digging it!
When I saw this one come up, I had to jump. I am just a sucker for art deco.
I don't have a pic handy, but google reverso art deco and you will see
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