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Too Many Catalogues
Hi All
After reading AndrewD's fab photo review of his wife's Reverso Memory and seeing some of the catalogue scans that were added to the thread. I went had a a quick nose and realised I had rather a lot of catalogues - especially Jaeger ones! I even added a quick scan of the diagram with an English description.
They're a great resource and really supplement/compliment Zaf Basha's book for more recent watches.
It made me wonder - how many other Purists seem to collect catalogues, and have a problem getting rid of them. despite having double versions of some I still keep them all.
Cheers
Review
AndrewD reviews his wife's Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Memory 255.08.82, highlighting its unique flyback complication and enduring charm as a daily wearer.
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Reference Guide
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Grande GMT in steel, a technical marvel with Calibre 878 and dual complications. Discover why this 2004 reference remains a collector's grail.
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Too Many Catalogues
Hi All After reading AndrewD's fab photo review of his wife's Reverso Memory and seeing some of the catalogue scans that were added to the thread. I went had a a quick nose and realised I had rather a lot of catalogues - especially Jaeger ones! I even add...
Me too. I've quite a collection of catalogues.
And not only JLC. Sometime it's great fun to read the oldies.
Yup more than just JLC
Hi Whilst most of my catalogues are JLC, there's also IWC, Bell & Ross, Nomos, Oris - and so this list goes on. So as Blomman said - I think we collect more than just watches. I don't even want to think about getting into books as well. Cheers JML
You are not alone.
I have quite a lot of modern catalogs, from 1991 to nowadays, in different languages. And all the Yearbooks, from the Beginning. Now, I have to dig into the vuntage catalogs, but we have our Master, here, with Blomman. Best, Nicolas