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JohnnyMoped's acquisition of a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duoface marks a significant moment for any collector, especially when it's a medium-sized reference. This article delves into the aesthetic choices and initial impressions of a new Reverso owner, offering a glimpse into the considerations that shape a collector's experience. JohnnyMoped's post also sparked a crucial discussion about modern JLC quality control, particularly concerning the intricate Reverso case.
elevates the already amazing watch look
I also love the strap choice you made
and that is surely as beautiful of a timepiece to begin your 'journey' here as it gets. An all-time icon of horology. Cheers, Filip
Almost 7". And I am very happy that this medium sized Reversos are still around as I find most of the other ones too large for my taste.
Already have a vintage white gold Reverso from the 90ies. So the membership already started some time ago
I don't know if I am too picky or what I can expect from JLC nowadays. So please let me ask you guys what you think: The rails inside the (outer) case seem to be somehow not parallel to the case. This leads to the outer case sticking out on the top left and on the bottom right. One can clearly feel it with a finger/thumb while fondling the watch. But only at the top left and bottom right. The top right and bottom left transition between the inner and outer case is perfectly smooth. Please have a
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