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In 2013, Jaeger Lecoultre launched The Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Cylindrique Perpetual Calendar, in platinum. In 2014, we had a rose gold version, and in 2015, a platinum blue dial. Please click on this link to read the review I wrote in 2013: In 2016, Jaeger Lecoultre unveils a new iterat
As a rule I don't really like calendar watches, so it's great to see this version with the grained dial and blued cylindrical balance spring that I really like. My only concern is the size...42mm might wear quite large with such a clean dial. Would have been even better at 40mm IMO! Thanks for sharing! Cheers, Brandon
A quite well proportioned case, not too thick nor too thin for the size. Thinner, yes, it would be problematic, but as it is, no, it looks consistant. Best, Nicolas
More coherent finishing IMO (but with the tremblage-ish finish which would definitely take more time and effort to make), although this time maybe the JL logo in the middle is a little too rounded without a firm definition? ...but I digress. Looks like an interesting (thicker) alternative to the MUT Tourbillon as a time-only dial. A grainy dial with the printed indices (I assume, similar to the Duometre?) is interesting to view up close Regards, skyeriding
The dial is amazing, the tourbillon is eye-catching. I have only one question, why JLC doesn't use a micro rotor? Regards, Constantin
Those who much prefer manual winding movements and those who only swear by automatic movements. Not at the program in a very close future, I can tell you, but why not in a longer distance? Best, Nicolas
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