Jaeger-LeCoultre

I am not sure Jaeger Lecoultre knows it, but when they released this one, in 2016, they certainly made on the coolest Memovox ever made. Ok, I imagined, with Sebi's help, one even cooler, in red: Without date! This is the one I wanted to push as a PuristS

Some days ago, I posted the tower power: www.watchprosite.com It is time now to share an horizontal " aperçu " of these watches even if some are missing, here: 2, to be precise: The Polaris II Blue and the Polaris 1965. But still, an impressive pi

Limited Edition of 250 pieces, in platinum, with its stunning grey blue dial, issued in the very early 2000's. 41, 5 mm case, 15, 5 mm high. Certainly a watch you will see in the real life, if you attend the Sound Maker Exhibition all around the world. Be

From Jaeger-LeCoultre: THE SOUND MAKER exhibition, a highlight of Jaeger - LeCoultre’s year - long celebration of the art of sound in watchmaking, will travel to New York City from September 21 through October 5 . The exhibition, formerly presented in Chi

This is one of the watches I had the pleasure to attend its making of. Still, it is not my favorite Duometre. The good / remarkable points? It is a Duometre, with a tourbillon turning on different axes which is always magical, with a cylindric hair spring

36 mm of pure symmetry and beauty. And its famous crown hidden on the case back. A marvel. Best, Nicolas

To be honest, this is not a watch I would love to add in my collection. I am not a fan of its dial. I much prefer the Deep Sea Chronograph Vintage. Still, the turning bezel of the " Cermet " and its indicator were a good idea. AND I am a big fan of the De

As a reminder of the Quadriptyque unveiled this year, which I yet have to see in the real life. The Triptyque is, to say the least, a crazy invention, the first watch with three faces, with huge dimensions. But strangely, a watch which never moved me. Fro

The Polaris II Blue is certainly not the most beautiful watch from my collection, but it is such a character with a lot of charm. Always a pleasure to have it on the wrist, to live things differently, with a bit of fun and a lot of funk. Best, Nicolas

During one of our GTGs. The Septantième is mine, the Breguet belongs to our friend Humanist: It could well be a " two pieces " collection, don't you think? Best, Nicolas