Jaeger-LeCoultre

I'm normally hard up on finding enough "TIME" in the day in order to accomplish everyone of my intended tasks, but I finally got around to taking and posting a picture of a watch that many of you [I'm assuming] were never aware of until now... I'll post t...  

A secret favorite among the members here. Here's mine A tiny dough for a lot of watch which seems to be rarity nowadays. Best Tyler...  

Notice the gold hands - what sort of LE was this?

This timepiece was released in conjunction to its mass produced version at the 2004 SIHH Event. There were only 4 piece produced in this Reverso GMT limited run. It was purchased from a well established Zürich Boutique and came with a very, very interesti... 

Thanks for sharing your story. I can't wait to see the photos. I never knew that the JLC Grande Reverso GMT has limited edition, and only 4 at that...not to mention the story. Now I keep wishing I was one of those 4. You're a lucky man.

very good reading. thanks for sharing

That is a very interesting story you're telingl us, and an amazing first post, too. Yes, that may happen, from time to time, which allows me to call that a happy accident. Another example is the NSA, which came in a very small batch ( 5 ) without any word... 

... i must be very busy those periods that made me missed this post at all. i read it with very glad to hear such interesting story behind... if i would have chance (but who knows) to meet this gold hands GR GMT, i would be very happy to congratulate him ... 

Thanks for sharing it is really an amazing story and I love the watch. Best regards, George

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on this very unique piece. Sorry for being late to the party, just read this today and finding it very interesting and indeed a captivating story. I am a little surprise that not many in the forum pick this thread up and comment on it. Like the others I a...