Jaeger-LeCoultre

The Jaeger Lecoultre Cal 101 is one, if not THE, smallest movement ever made. It was housed in some superb creations and worn by the most important people of the Earth. Here is one which I find really beautiful, with its platinum and rose gold case. To gi...  

I remember you showing the movement in a Reverso some time back. But here it is much more obvious how tiny it really is

The smallest mechanical movement in the world Joined the record books, created in 1929. Measures 14 X 4.8 X 3.4 mm. 98 pieces and weighs less than one gram. ...  

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It’s incredible how tiny it looks! Thanks for sharing Kev

Jeweled version but same movement

recently looked at this one in the London boutique modelled after the Queen’s coronation piece. Quite a special piece and perhaps a bargain 😊 as a piece unique. ...  

I am a Patek man but I salute Jaeger for this feat!!

For men (or women) with a cool integration of the 101 Calibre in an inlaid Reverso case — the Art Deco Reverso 101 from around a decade ago. Just 5 pieces made I believe. I saw it for sale once at a Hong Kong AD (of course). A marvel but the price was dea...  

That two tone deco case and dial are spectacular! One of the nicest watches I have seen with this movement.