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Art Deco
The JLC Reverso Art Deco is - in my opinion - the embodiment of pure emotion. It has succeeded in merging material, form and color into a harmony in a way that I have hardly ever seen before.
What is your opinion?
Manufacture
Jaeger-LeCoultre opens a flagship boutique on Old Bond Street, London. Explore its Art Deco design, Reverso Bar, onsite watchmaker, and historic displays. Learn about JLC's retail strategy.
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Collection
Discover the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso 'Art Deco' through Speedie74's NOS acquisition. Explore its unique guilloché dial and skeletonized movement.
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Review
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Art Deco, its limited editions, and complications. A detailed review of JLC's iconic rectangular watch.
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Collection
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Art Deco in rose gold, a collector's review by stabilizer. Discover insights on its design, movement, and the quest for a steel Grand Taille Reverso.
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Collection
Explore rare Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso models like 'The Wave' and Van Gogh editions. Dave G shares insights on artistic JLC timepieces.
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Art Deco
The JLC Reverso Art Deco is - in my opinion - the embodiment of pure emotion. It has succeeded in merging material, form and color into a harmony in a way that I have hardly ever seen before. What is your opinion? ...
It’s a beauty for sure!
JLC weren’t messing about with that one. Thanks for the pictures . All the best, Jon
Sublime!
Wonderful all around...front and back is rich with wonderful details and the design is just fantastic! That dial is gorgeous!
This is a total marvel, from both sides!
One tiny tiny change that I maybe would change are the two little dots at 3 and 9. I would replace them by little triangles in the same style as the other hour markers. Best, E.
IMO, the prettiest Reverso ever made...
and a design that should be updated, now that JLC's rare handcrafts has all been brought in house (I believe the original series was Jochen Benzinger). -Dean
These special limited pieces (900 in rose gold, 200 in white gold) were produced between 1992 and 2002
only in small quantities due to the high level of effort involved. I very much doubt that Mr. Jochen Benzinger was involved, I found no evidence of this. But yes, today's Benzinger watches show similarities. ...
What bracelet is this?
Beautiful. Curious to see about getting one for my reverso art deco rose gold.
My favorite Reverso
The salmon dial, proportions, detailing are all exquisite. And that’s before you turn it over and see the painstaking work on the movement. I just need to sell a kidney to buy one!
