Jaeger-LeCoultre

I already posted it, but from time to time, facing a beauty is not unpleasant, is it? This Reverso achieves a miracle: I am not fan of Tourbillons, nor Skeletons. But here... If you add the GT case in platinum, plus the cabochon on the top of the crown, y...  

When I think that I had the opportunity to get one, some 8 years ago... But I would have to pass on the MMR Ti, so, finally, I don't regret my choice. The only thing I regret is to not have been able to get both of them... Best, Nicolas

Thank you for sharing this landmark Reverso; what a vision to start my Miami morning! As a long-time admirer of the great Platinum No. 2, I understand the combination of awe and longing that you feel. It's a fusion of wonder at the improbable packaging an... 

Duometres first! :) Best, Nicolas, a tad rational, sadly, too.

And being mesmerized! ...  

I bought the Reverso Platinum Nr 2 in late 2003. In late 2004, I saw this one at the all new JLC Boutique, in Paris. My immediate feeling was: " But why didn't I wait one more year and get this one, instead "? A killer beauty... Best, Nicolas

;) What I like most about this beauty is how "clean" it is. Usually fine skeletons are cluttered and have too much details for my taste. I assume that its hands, tourbillon and the other movement parts look like "floating" over the wrist. Thank you for th... 

But THIS one is awesome. Definitely by far my favourite and the fact that JLC has used blue corundum (jewels) instead of red, is a very nice, subtle touch. Grande classe! Cheers and thank you for the picture my friend. Francois

Definitely one of the three finest skeletons I know. The first one being a certain ding dong Vacheron... ;) Best, Nicolas

The Jewel in the Crown:) Wishing you a happy celebration for the 14 juillet. With the hope that the spirit of 1789 will leave on! (it is sadly not the case right now). Cheers my friend Francois