Jaeger-LeCoultre

That Master Control has the former case. As you know, the case has been totally revisited in 2020. To be compared to the new one: Whose case is more elegant, in my opinion. The black dial is awesome, it adds power to an elegant and quite sober dial in sil

Unveiled in 2007, bought in 2009, traded in 2010 for a Lange 1815 Moon Phase Emil Lange. Why did I trade it? Because it was too close to my Master Minute Repeater Titanium, otherwise I would have kept it. Both... Best, Nicolas

It is hard to realize how fast time flies. There are watches which seem to be with me for one or two years, such as the Tribute To Polaris 1968. Here are some of my best shots, of one of my favorite modern Jaeger Lecoultre... In a blink, it will become a

A limited edition of 125 pieces which is pure poetry. Maybe one of the most exquisite, from the early 2000's. Enjoy! Nicolas

A strange beast, in gold, for such a watch, I must admit. Here is a photo I could take some ten years ago, in a proper environment. Cool, or odd? It is up to you to decide. Nicolas

The SIHH 2011 had two Jaeger Lecoultre Highlights: The Tribute To Deep Sea Alarm, and the Tribute To Reverso 1931. Both watches were warmly welcomed, to say the least. I remember that some of my friends, who are big Panerai fans, were totally mad about th

And a nice reminder that you can also visit the Atelier D'Antoine, when you are at the Manufacture. By the way, I am working with the Manufacture on the idea of a visit for us, with a maximum of ten persons. I will keep you updated. Best, Nicolas

The ancestor of the Duometre is here, With its two barrels and their dedicated gear trains... Here we are in year 1904. 103 years later, the Duometre à Chronographe, with the same two barrels and their gear trains, which make the specificity of ALL the Du

I reworked the resolution and the size of this photo, as the watch deserves it. Certainly one of the most original creation from Jaeger Lecoultre from these last 13 years. Almost an Independent Creation! Best, Nicolas

That was in 2017, which explains that the Gyrotourbillon Five is missing, on the picture: No wonder why Jaeger Lecoultre is the Watchmaker's watchmakers. How many brand can claim being mutli-axis specialists? With such an horological content? With so many