amanico
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Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Septantième. Sometimes, grey is beautiful. .
What can I add the picture doesn't show?
The feeling on the wrist. When you handle the watch, it is heavy. We cannot speak of density, it is real weight.
But once on the wrist, the feeling is really pleasant.
And the satisfaction of owning a platinum watch. That counts. A lot.
Best,
Nicolas
Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Septantième. Sometimes, grey is beautiful. .
What can I add the picture doesn't show? The feeling on the wrist. When you handle the watch, it is heavy. We cannot speak of density, it is real weight. But once on the wrist, the feeling is really pleasant. And the satisfaction of owning a platinum watc...
I have one answer for you at this question:
" What can I add the picture doesn't show?" My wrist instead of yours ?
THE uber cool Reverso ;-)
Not just a Reverso but a very special one, not just a platinum one but the Septantieme, THE Reverso, lucky you
"What can I add the picture doesn't show?"
The movement? A great piece from possibly JLC's greatest era.
This reference (which i did not know) looks amazing Nicolas and has probably the nicest dial I have seen for that shape of watch...
Also enjoy reading your experience on platinum which must be real nice on the wrist! I love feeling a bit of weight for these type of watch...well done!
Nice shot!
So are you saving for the nonantieme or keeping dry powder for the centenaire model in 2031?
