Jaeger-LeCoultre

It's a new one? Could not locate it anywhere. The only info that I know is that is real. If is not to be released yet, be free to delete the post. Please advise. Cheers, Nilo...  

but the "Luxe" Reverso were the first ones with the mouvement from Lecoultre, the very first Reverso were with Tavannes mouvement in 1931 which were used 3 years. The dials were " Reverso" and the crown looked like what they were at this time. But I don't... 

I'm assuming that is a new release. Thanks, Nilo

As the Reverso Rouge?

They are almost impossible to capture on a picture exactly as we "see". There is no "exactly" and we "see" different depending on the light. Cheers, Nilo

According to zaf basha's book, the " De luxe" was referring to the use of sapphire glass crystal and a better adjustment for the movement .

The Boutique sent to me that pic but it's a plain Rouge. This picture is from a JLC book. Sorry. Nilo

This one should carry a Tavanes movement. Thanks, Nilo

and from the photo I could find on the net, the inscription " Luxe" seems to be thinner, and with a dial really different here is a pic from another forum. I don't have more information about whom to credit btw Nilomis, the Zaf Basha's book dealing with c...  

I go to take a picture of the entire page where this pic comes. Stay tuned, Nilo

but this might be a picture of the lady's version, since the proportions are not quite "golden ratio" (note: it's thinner than the Classique). -Dean