Jaeger-LeCoultre

I don't like watches with non-black dials and I have only one on my drawer (a Rolex Exp II "white"). Today I could not resist a trade and ... Of course, since is a Day and Night Reverso, I can "survive" the white face with a simple twist. The map that was...  

A really beautiful watch, IMO! The one you have is powered with the Cal 854; Manual, 180 parts, 21600 vph, 45-hour p/r, w/r 3 atm. The Reverso Duo has been around along time (1994 I think). Your version is the new version, Ref 271 84 10. Sometime 2005/200... 

Blomman, Thanks for the info about the reverso. Saved. No way the AMVOX 1 will leave! It's on my first drawer (the ones that are true keepers). My second drawer are the "may be" and the last one are the "must go". Gone went a Tudor and a small truckload o... 

Because the AMVOX is a keeper! (IMO) Sorry, Nilo – I don’t have that kind of info. Maybe contact JLC direct or ask Nicolas for help? Best Blomman

Hi Blomman Think thats when they also introduced the button, rather than the recessed pusher. Cheers JML

Thanks for the info! Best Blomman

a Reverso Duo from 2001...  

Very nice choice, Nilo, but does it mean that you had to sacrifice your Amvox I? As to know if the Reverso Duo is discontinued or not, I asked JLC to send me a list of what model is discontinued, I will recieve it later in September. They need to make som... 

Nicolas, You, again, should be blamed for my strong conversion to the Manufacture. Quick note: It's amazing how the Reverso "dresses". I can almost forget that I'm using it. Cheers, Nilo

Nicolas, I'm still learning how post using my iPad and I messed up my reply. Answering your question: The AMVOX 1 is a true keeper and will stay on my "top watches" list with some other keepers. Now the question, again: Is there any way to obtain the "cor... 

The Amvox I or the Reverso? What kind of info do you want? Best, Nicolas

Nicolas, I'm looking for information about the movements of the AMVOX1, Reverso and the Master Moon. The info that I need is: a) Beat rate (easy to measure) b) Lift angle (this info is an input parameter) c) Amplitude (this info is hard to obtain) With th...  

As I willl pay a short visit to the Boutique, I will ask to the watchmaker... Best, Nicolas

Nicolas, Thank you very much. Cheers, Nilo

And here are the results: Amvox I: Lift angle: 50. Amplitude: Mini: 190 / Maxi 320. The problem I have is about the beat rate. If I got it right, it is 50. But if you meant vph, it is: 28 800 ( vibrations per hour ). On the Cal 854: Amplitude: 200 Minimum... 

Nicolas, Wonderful, as usual. I'm inserting this info on a spreadsheet and someday I will post for all movements that I have information. Cheers, Nilo

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Team, Using the parameters supplied by Nicolas, here is the Reverso as seem by my Timegrapher: I believe that the movement is in great conditions and there is no need to pay a visit to my watchmaker. I can live with a deviation of +1s/day and the amplitud...  

Here is what I got for the AMVOX 1: + 6s/day Amplitude 248 Beat error 0.2 I believe that my Chinese Timegrapher faces some challenges to capture the AMVOX 1 (the winding crow at 4 does not fit the sensor, there may be some echo because of the case). I saw... 

We're within the Chronometric specifications! Let us know, it is really interesting. Best, Nicolas.

By my "book", a JLC cannot be less precise than my benchmark watches: - A "White Sub" (1680, from 1979) that is just amazing. Zero deviation for months! - A Omega PO, very close to the Sub - A Zenith El Primero Rainbow, also with an amazing precision 6s/d...