Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin 34 Rose Gold: A Collector's View
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin 34 Rose Gold: A Collector's View

By amanico · Apr 8, 2020 · 50 replies
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Amanico's exploration of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin 34 in rose gold offers a timeless perspective on horological elegance. His appreciation for its understated design and the masterful Caliber 849 movement highlights why this reference remains a benchmark for dress watches. This article delves into the nuances that make this particular JLC a cherished piece among collectors, emphasizing its blend of simplicity and sophisticated engineering.


Some pictures of this Simplicity by Jaeger Lecoultre. 

I think rose gold works very well with this kind of watch: Not big, 34 mm, thin ( circa 5 mm ), a very nice and elegant case and a sober dial. 

Pure class, sensuality and romantic. 






And let's not forget what distinguishes a nice watch from a great watch... The movement, the Cal 849, which is a true challenge and masterpiece.



Every watch nut should have a Master ultra Thin in his collection! 

Me first... 

Best,

Nicolas

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AP
APROchrono
Apr 8, 2020

You have inspired me to go and wear my MUT moon tonight!

CP
Cpt Scarlet
Apr 8, 2020

Unfortunately, the white text is difficult to forgive.

CP
Cpt Scarlet
Apr 8, 2020

If so this could be better ?

GE
George Gently
Apr 8, 2020

Is it fair to say, this would be today's equivalent?

AM
amanico
Apr 8, 2020

Platinum: White gold.

TH
th.gr.ga
Apr 8, 2020

this one, with its haute horologie movement and classically restrained proportions. Never seen it in this combination of color and material but very much like it. I agree that the white print stands out a little bit- a simple apllied JL logo would have been my preference. Enjoy!

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