Morten
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I recently saw one at my AD
They keep it in the safe as a treasure. It has never been used. They showed it to me after I had purchased a JLC Reverso Quantieme Perpetuel produced in 2000. It’s a very nice watch, quite small though, but I find that fascinating. I was inspired by the information provided so I looked in some JLC catalogues from 200 and 2002 and found the following three pages from the first and one from the second catalogue. Enjoy. Morten
This message has been edited by Morten on 2010-06-23 13:21:25
Searching pics of the Reverso 60eme
Hello! I'm searching some good live pics and macro of the 60eme since few days and i didn't found anything online! How's possible?? Maybe any of you can help me! Thanks guys and HAGWE Jek
Sorry, I only have a press file picture.
I wanted to take some pictures of this great reference during my last trip at the Manufacture, but I hadn't the time to do so. A pity, as it is a superb watch, indeed. Let's see if others here have some pictures to share! To help you to wait, here is the ...
Funky, maybe
But nicely made and finished, with these " guillochages ". Will try to get one, and to take pictures of. Best, Nicolas
From the archive ...
This is the only image of the 60eme I seem to have collected (along with the 1931 Reverso Classic and the 2006 Reverso Squadra). A...
And one more ...
And one more from the Forum Search when I looked. Might as well bring them together in the one thread ......
Don't know if this help...
Here are a few pics from a catalogue JLC released during the celebration of the Reverso 60 years. The strange thing is that it’s a fairly thick catalogue, but only one photo of the Reverso 60eme. Best Blomman...
Thanks a lot
guys, that's more than i expected! Anyway isn't strange that there are so few pictures of this beauty around?
I recently saw one at my AD
They keep it in the safe as a treasure. It has never been used. They showed it to me after I had purchased a JLC Reverso Quantieme Perpetuel produced in 2000. It’s a very nice watch, quite small though, but I find that fascinating. I was inspired by...