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Clare Milford Haven, the elegant Marchioness and Polo player and her Reverso Duetto Medium
She decided to personalize her Reverso in an interesting way.
A blue paillonné dial:
And, on the carrier, her family crest:
We always think that only the solid verso side can be personalised, but the carrier can be the subject of such a treatment.
Jaeger Lecoultre just sent me these pictures, taken by Johann Sauty.
A ruby cabochon on the crown, surrounded by diamonds:
A blue paillonné dial:
And, on the carrier, her family crest:
We always think that only the solid verso side can be personalised, but the carrier can be the subject of such a treatment.
The sky is the limit, with the Atelier Reverso.
This example can give us some good ideas.
Best,
Nicolas
This message has been edited by amanico on 2016-07-12 23:24:03
"Deep" personalisation is certainly one of the key (not the only one of course) for watch brands to revitalise the market today
Best wishes
Alkiro
Alkiro
To offer an interesting service. Why not. Some brands share the same idea. [nt]
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The Vacheron Cabinotiers department is interesting too but certainly too "high level" for non regular and rich customers
IMHO a very good service is also the key... but some brands forgot that aspect :-(
Best wishes
Alkiro
Best wishes
Alkiro
The possibilities and the budget only have the sky as a limit, at JLC, too. [nt]
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WOW ! Very nice combo
I must absolutely hide this thread from my wife's eyes...
Otherwise she will ask me to exchange her steel Duetto for such a rose gold version with wonderful details (blue pailloné dial / personalized crown...).
Obviously not an every day wearer version, but extremely feminine and elegant, I love it.
Best,
Mike
This message has been edited by Mike H on 2016-07-13 01:00:31wow, that looks good!
This kind of personalisation is really an addition to the watch, whereas so often it distracts from the watch itself, here it adds depth and class. really well done!