Jaeger-LeCoultre

I’ve been playing with my Reverso Rouge a bit. I originally wanted to swap to my (well known here) white croc / red stitching strap, but found this in my strap box along the way. I like this combo although I am not sure I’ll keep it that way all summer lo

You guessed correctly Ted so I guess the clue was too easy 😉😁😜

Wore this for Ted as my wife and I took an early evening walk 😉

The sky, and the Reverso, this evening ...

One of the very first pictures I took of the E 558 Master Mariner Deep Sea. As its case back shows it, this watch was first produced from 1967 to 1972, in 1532 pieces. From the catalogs, we learn that the Deep Sea had different names: Diving Watch, Plonge

Some pictures, for the pleasure of the eyes, of this dark beauty. I regret JLC doesn't use tantalum more often. This grey blue hue is to die for. Without forgetting that the blue spherical spring is a nice detail of the Gyrotourbillon. As well as the digi

To this day, the most complicated movement made by Jaeger Lecoultre. A bit more than 1400 parts in it. Pure wizardry and Art. Now, the movement encased, in a definitive watch: And as we are at it, the recto: Flying tourbillon, minute repeater, petite and

A good moment a nice place and a cool watch. This is a trilogy which is hard to beat. I love this watch! Best, Nicolas

Hi all. Today, I decided to tell you a little more about the last arrived, the JLC Diver GMT. It is part of the Compressor JLC range, a line appeared in the early 2000s and offers a seal by compression keys. ©JLC A simple system that locks and seals with

A couple of unpublished pictures of this Reverso Soixantième, which was the first of the Reverso Saga, to celebrate the 60th birthday of the icon. An harmonious asymmetry, made with great care. Enjoy, Nicolas