Vintage
Sam (i_am_Sam) shares a captivating look at an early Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso, retailed by Hausmann & Cie and powered by a Tavannes movement. This post offers a glimpse into the historical charm and unique characteristics of vintage Reverso models, prompting a discussion among collectors about their wearability and enduring appeal. His detailed photos highlight the watch's distinctive features, inviting readers to appreciate its horological significance.
Why must the new regress so from the old?
But there's a special charm on the old ones that makes it stands out even though it's small in size Sam
. . . a Cyma tank on another forum with 'Tavannes' script on the black dial. Another I could wear every day . . . until my Omegas called, of course. ;-)
To wear it with long sleeve but over here where I am I don't wear long sleeve as much. Thanks for the kind word my friend! Sam
Cyma/Tavannes do share a lot of their watches, or perhaps they're actually sister company ? Your omegas are truly special, I'm sure would be a pleasure to have any of them on the wrist! Sam
You have a very good taste (I also like the Rolex 5500 "explorer" super precision on the other thread).
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