JLC Master Ultra Thin Reserve de Marche Blue Dial

amanico · 2017-03-01T07:37:34Z

Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Reserve de Marche with its new blue dial. Discover collector opinions on its design evolution, dial color, and hand aesthetics.

Amanico introduces the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Reserve de Marche with a new stunning blue dial, a popular model among WatchProSite members. He traces its evolution from the 37mm Master Control RDM to the current 39mm Master Ultra Thin case, emphasizing how the blue dial adds a 'living allure' and 'indisputable coolness' to its elegant design.

The Master Ultra Thin Reserve De Marche is a popular watch, here, on Watchprosite, giving joy and happiness to many of us.

The first generation was the Master Control RDM, a Master Control case, in a 37 mm diameter, which was beautiful.

The current generation, unveiled in 2012 takes / uses the Master Ultra Thin 39 mm case. Which is top elegant, inspired and inspiring.

This year, it comes with a stunning blue dial.

For the reminder, a picture of the steel case silver dial:

From the pleasantly austere, understated and elegant, to elegance, but in a more living allure, and adding an indisputable coolness.

The case is 9, 8 mm high, and the movement is the Cal 938/1, automatic, of course, beating at 28, 800 vibrations per hour, and offering a power reserve of 43 hours.

Eye catching, in my opinion.

Best,

Nicolas

Key Points from the Discussion

The blue dial, while attractive and energetic, challenges the traditional perception of the Master Ultra Thin Reserve de Marche as a sober 'only one watch' choice, making it feel more like a special piece for a collection.
The hands on both the 37mm and 39mm versions of the Master Ultra Thin Reserve de Marche are criticized for their design, with the 37mm having hands that are too thick and short, and the 39mm's dauphine hands appearing 'silly' due to the central circle and stub.
Some collectors still prefer the silver dial for its clean, sober, and stealthy aesthetic, believing it better suits the watch's understated character.
The new blue dials from JLC are generally praised as stunning, indicating a 'blue era' for the brand.

The Discussion

watchme

Mar 1, 2017

I thought they were all navy, but your pics look otherwise. -Dean

willski

Mar 1, 2017

But I think I may be edging towards the original slightly more? The silver dial is a very clean, sober, and stealth look which suits the watch very well in my opinion.

RG1

Mar 1, 2017

It's my kind of blue

crown comfort

Mar 1, 2017

love the look of it. Great new addition from JLC.

ChristianDK

Mar 1, 2017

the kind of watch I would recommend for a friend as an "only one watch". In that case one might go for the silver dial - that would be a great watch to have if you just wanted one good watch. A very, very good choice. I'm am being deeply subjective now, but that is how I have always thought of this watch. Not a special piece in a collection of watches. The blue dial is lovely and full of energy. Almost electric. Something that belongs in a collection of many, because it is so special. So to me t

willski

Mar 1, 2017

Love being cool but would choose understated here hah :P That being said this is one of my preferred \'entry\' JLCs.

JLC Master Ultra Thin Reserve de Marche Blue Dial

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