Jaeger-LeCoultre

For me, it will be a good old friend... The Lecoultre Polaris 1965: A wonderful companion which I am lucky to own for 10 years, now. When beauty, history and good memories are reunited in a watch, this one is hard to beat. What about you and your wrist, m

I did change the strap though! Cheers!

There is a Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso I love a lot, from the early 2000's, the Gran Sport Chronograph. Small, but not that much, a bit bulky, but what a character! When the cool factor meets horological refinement. Indeed, let's not forget that this is one

Hi all, Recently got myself a pre-owned 976, and I encountered this strange issue which I have not seen with my other manual-winding watches. It appears that for this movement - which I have also seen in old forums posts on other sites - needs to be "kick

If I can replace the curved springbars by straight ones ? I basically would like to change the strap and it comes with straight bars. Thanks Kev

The vintage, the original, which is a grail for many of us: Ref 3160 from the Jubilée collection, 1958. And the modern one, launched in 2010, in a limited edition of 750 pieces in steel, 250 pieces in rose gold: Which is much bigger, with its 40 mm case (