Jaeger-LeCoultre

which celebrating the 60th anniversary of reverso from 1991, represent the golden age of modern JLC. Each has a completely new and in-house movement, that realize a different complication, comes out at a relatively “affordable” price and an appropriate am

If so, I didn't get the memo (or the watch, for that matter). 😉 I'm doing the Type 20 today.

I cancelled another vacation trip yesterday, so the Cosmopolite represents wishful thinking. 🙄

bracelet yesterday with the Moonshine Strap today with the Duometre à Chronographe 😉

On my wrist for ten days, now, and still counting. At the end of this week, I will be wearing Jaeger Lecoultre watches only, and for 2 months. In two months, I wore only 4 watches from La Grande Maison. My sense of rotation is very slow. I will explain al

I tasted some great Jaeger Lecoultre, and still tasting, for some weeks, and among them, the 2 Deep Sea Alarm ( Vintage ). I am currently wearing a modern Jaeger Lecoultre, my Duometre à Chronographe, to tell you all, but I wanted to take a fresh picture

I have owned JLC watches for nearly 3 decades (since the late 90s). What I can say is that I have never had a problem with any of my JLC watches being serviced in the US service center prior but NONE of those earlier watches were as complicated as a Duome

How are people supposed to feel good about purchasing a JLC complication when they can't feel confident that it can be reliably serviced? In my mind a big part of the distinction between going with an independent vs a brand like JLC is knowing (err... bel