Jaeger-LeCoultre

Not the watch you often see, for sure, but a visit to the JLC booth is always an opportunity to see some rare pieces. The Hybris Mechanica 11 brings the demonstration that an automatic watch can be sublime. The secret? The rotor is hidden under the dial,

Great theme btw . I have seen many great pictures of some amazing engines and movements . Before i will give you my top 3 ,i would like to give a honorable mention to JFT , thats a beautiful Omega Seamaster 👌🏻😘 So lets go on with the top 3 of this weeks W

These have been more conversations than interviews. But I can tell you that: - Mrs Rénier is very passionate about Belle Horlogerie. - Mrs Renier listens, which is a very important virtue, in my opinion. - Yes, she wants to " save the soldier Duometre ",

as I stated in the other thread containing the Gyro 5, it could well be my new favorite JLC of all time. That is saying ALOT and it would have to surplant the Gyro 1 which would be relegated to the 2nd stop on the totum pole. Very impressive by JLC to say

trust you're having a good time like kid in the candy store ;-) 1) Gyrotourbillon - the movement is phenomenal, breathtaking - Duometre movement looks like a child play in front of this ! it is what makes JLC a watch makers' watch maker !! As incredible t

As announced, this year won't be the year of the Duometre. We'll have to wait till 2020, most probably, to see something new in this line dear to many of us. Still, there are some offers, this year, which are worth some serious consideration. I will arriv

Back in Dec 2016, we had the pleasure to be hosted by the JLC London Boutique and among all the amazing watches, one truly stood out. The JLC Duometre with its amazing movement with Tourbillon: Sweet memories! CC

Let's go on dreaming, before the soon to come SIHH, with another Duomètre we rarely discuss, the Spherotourbillon Moon, unveiled in 2015. The combination of a super accurate moon phase ( one day each 3800 years ), and the magic of the Spherotourbillon, wi