amanico
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Jaeger Lecoultre Master Perpetual 8 Days Skeleton, Platinum.
LE of 100 pieces, issued in 2007. 
And, two years after, in a batch of 175 pieces, in rose gold.
That was something!
Best,
Nicolas
Complications
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre A. LeCoultre 8 Days Perpetual Calendar. Amanico reviews its platinum case, Caliber 876 movement, and timeless design. Community insights on JLC's PC range, including the Skeleton and Grande Memovox, plus comparisons to Ulysse Nardin and Moser.
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New Release
First look at the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Calendar with a stunning meteorite dial, a pre-SIHH 2015 release. Discover its design and collector reactions.
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New Release
Explore the JLC Master Grande Tradition à Quantième Perpetuel 8 Days Skeleton from SIHH 2014. Amanico details its design, historical ties, and Caliber 876 SQ movement.
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Complications
Explore Jaeger-LeCoultre's diverse Perpetual Calendar watches. Compare manual vs. automatic, skeleton vs. plain, and various case designs. Discover collector insights.
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New Release
Explore the 2015 Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Skeleton 38mm with enamel and MOP. Discover collector opinions on its design, movement, and ultra-thin record.
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New Release
Amanico reviews the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Perpetual Calendar 8 Days Skeleton in its 2016 green enamel edition, comparing it to the 2014 blue version. Discover subtle design changes and collector opinions.
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Jaeger Lecoultre Master Perpetual 8 Days Skeleton, Platinum.
LE of 100 pieces, issued in 2007. And, two years after, in a batch of 175 pieces, in rose gold. That was something! Best, Nicolas ...
It’s obviously great and eye-catching in its own range, but
it doesn’t speak to me at all. Too busy for me, but just my taste of course. 🤷🏽♂️
Rules and exceptions.
As a rule, I'm lukewarm on open worked dials. The exceptions would definitely include these two amazing pieces. Wow, just wow! The backside is drop dead gorgeous also. Thanks for posting. M4
This is great!
Never knew this ref. Definitely eye catching. The RG looks to have NAC treatment on the movement, which seems to be an early one i can recall?
Vacheron calls their grey movement - NAC treatment
Not sure what that entails, I imagine a chemical reaction
gorgeous
the PT is on my list although the titanium MMR is very similar in design. Best Andreas
Both look great!
Very appealing...and I am usially not a fan of the skeletonized watches/dials.
