
Amanico shares the captivating story behind his iconic photographs of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Rose Gold Chocolate, first unveiled at SIHH 2014. His creative approach, blending humor with horological appreciation, offers a unique perspective on this beloved timepiece.






What amazes me is their sense of customer satisfaction: you ask, they deliver. You dare, they support and share your amusement. And I am sure that goes beyond the fact that you are a moderator Best, É. PS: I love the vintage one!
A Fagliani strap is definitv on my buy list. I am fighting we me to spend so much money for a strap. One day i do it
Straps also contribute to watch aesthetics and versatility
I know this and i am very carefull with my straps. The strap is like the shoes, "Show me your shoes and i tell you who you are". I can not understand when the people wears straps with a microcosmos inside and i always feel with the watchmakers, when they have to touch this worn straps.. The strap is for my 16758, but the strap which is on the watch now, gets a wonderfull patina and everytime i wear it gets nicer . So i dont want to change it in the moment. Be sure, i am crazy enough to spend for
And for the explanations! I really like this piece. There was also another chocolate version ultra thin released few years ago I remember that was really cool in rose gold. Really liked it. Kev
Your presentation is beautiful. I have to say that I like this watch a lot. But I have one reservation. I think the white print of the dial is too stark. It is ok that they used white print, but the lines are too thick and strong. See the difference between the modern and the vintage. I have the same hesitation with some of pateks black dials with white print. I suppose it is to ensure legibility....I just find it inelegant to the point or irritation.
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