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From the last millennium
Triplets: Only their mother can tell them apart...
A good start. Which one should I look out for next?
Reference Guide
Explore Jaeger-LeCoultre's finest modern manual-winding chronographs, from the Reverso Retrograde to the Duomètre, in this in-depth collector's guide.
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Complications
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Chronograph Retrograde in rose gold. Discover why collectors praise its complex movement and dual-face design.
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Complications
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Répétition Minutes à Rideau. Discover Caliber 944, Trebuchet hammers, and the unique 'rideau' mechanism in this minute repeater.
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Complications
Explore Jaeger-LeCoultre's exceptional movements: Reverso Tourbillon Skeleton, Gyro Tourbillon, Duomètre, and more. A visual guide to JLC's horological artistry.
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Review
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Art Deco, its limited editions, and complications. A detailed review of JLC's iconic rectangular watch.
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Complications
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 822 and its skeletonized 822AD variant, powering iconic Reverso models like the Grande Taille and Tribute series. Discover its enduring design and technical artistry.
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From the last millennium
Triplets: Only their mother can tell them apart... A good start. Which one should I look out for next? ...
Very nice trio!
Regarding your question, I know too little about the Reverso to answer it! Best.
Which one should you look
out for next you ask? One you can buy and give to me since 4 would. definitely be one too many.
Love these!
I'm sure you've considered adding some of the remaining four watches in the series. The tourbillon is quite pricey relative to the minute repeater, but it is a beautiful movement. Would be easier to live with than the perpetual calendar, but there's a pow...
Great set !
The 60th anniversary version would be a great addition Happy hunting Cheers JML