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A review on the Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Tribute Duoface Calendar: The Reverso Tribute Calendar revisited.
Yes, we cannot really say it is a novelty, as the Reverso Tribute Calendar was issued in 2016, in rose gold, only. But, to enhance the changes brought to this watch, Jaeger Lecoultre decided to change the name and to add the mention Duoface. To avoid any ...
I tried it on a while ago, but it feels too big on my wrist
I can handle reversos that are up to 47mm lug to lug, anything more looks odd
Steel for me. Its a pity I'm not into dress watches anymore even though others wouldn't class this in this category.
I tried on a similar duoface model recently and the blue dial and indices finish were gorgeous. The blue dial is hard to capture but in the flesh it's the best blue on a dial I've ever liked. The strap was superb too. Cheers S ...
Great to see JLC continuing the line of moonphase Reversos
...although I was under the impression that the dial on the steel version was grained (as opposed to sunray)? Hard to tell in the photos, but really nice never the less No doubt the size is large for a Reverso, but when compared to most contemporary watch...
Nice review...each version has elements that I prefer...
...with the hobnail at the top of the list. Although the new Day/Night moon and star works better being 'revealed.' The date indicator would be nice as an arrow as well. Last, change the text to 'Jour' and 'Nuit.' More romantic in French : )
Steel for me
Though I think I'd miss the grained dial on the front & the hobnails on flip side. Also be nice to have a bit of colour - I know it's the blue version, so probably has a cooler feeling. But coloured day an month would be nice & if the stuck to blue the en...
I agree with you
I will also miss the hammered moon in gold. That splash of color adds playfulness to the SS version of this watch. The new iteration is a bit too sober.
