- Jaeger-LeCoultre relies on 150 years of script expertise with these new Revero models.
- The display without dial of the geographical tribute strips the complication to the pure function.
- The two models are a declaration in the crafts and the confidence of the watchmaker of the watchmakers.
Released this week at Watches & Wonders, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso tribute to the rehearsal Takes the Reverso collection to its most difficult complication, based on a 150-year inheritance to produce a script masterpiece.
Reverso tribute to the rehearsal
This reverse is a meticulous repeater built by a manufacturing Venerated for having developed nearly 200 of them since 1870 … and that is certainly seen. The 953 caliber movement is entirely internally, equipped with seven patented innovations, including Trébuchet hammers, crystal gongs and an elimination system at silent intervals. It offers serious acoustic performance and a 48 -hour power reserve. It is certainly rare for such a demanding complication.
The front dial is finished in the enamel of the large turbulent blue fire on guilloche of barley, made in the rare trades workshop. On the reverse, the open architecture puts the rehearsal mechanism of the minutes in the midst, with hand bridges and a hammer bridge in blue lacquille which extends over the movement.
The case is in pink gold. The strap is a black alligator. The folding clasp adapts to less than 0.5 mm and contains 46 separate components. Only six will be manufactured, each part of the non -antitian collection box. An exquisite and confident release of the watchmaker of the watchmakers.
Reverso Tribute Geographic
Inspired by the original models of 1931, the Reverso Tribute Geographic is Jaeger-LeCoultre to its smartest. At the front, this piece has a clean and brushed brushed blue lacquer dial with dauphine hands, applied indexes and a large date patented at 6 am for symmetry and readability.
Turn it over and the back becomes the dial. The cities are engraved directly on the steel case, while a 24 -hour rotary disc displays the time zones at a glance. No traditional dial. No clutter. Just a mechanical clarity. The 834 caliber movement was designed from zero to adapt to the rectangular architecture of Jaeger-LeCoultre. It feeds both the functions of the Greater and World Hour (also inclusions for the first time) using only 209 components and maintains a 42 -hour power reserve.
But here, the level of finish deployed by Swiss luxury Trophy is what really distinguishes him. 141 hollow filled by hand, laser engraving oceans and polished continents meet on a lacquered credit card. The whole whole takes three craftsmen to complete manufacturing.
It is the most refined global time ever built. An intrinsically unique display of global time which remains faithful to the aesthetics of 1931, but simultaneously something classic, complicated and contemporary.
