
Nicolas (amanico) brings to light a truly rare horological specimen: the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin 34mm White Gold Skeleton. With only 75 pieces ever produced, this reference offers a unique blend of exquisite craftsmanship and distinctive aesthetics, prompting a fascinating discussion among collectors about its design philosophy and execution. Nicolas's original post provides a rare glimpse into a watch seldom seen in the metal, underscoring its significance in the world of haute horlogerie.


That is just beautiful!
Stunning watch and what a display of artistic talent.
This one is very nice. You can easily recognise the nice movement shape at the back, but the work at the front is remarkable! Best, E.
As you say, it is a bit too baroque for my taste, but a flawless execution regardless.... Just another reason why JLC is always my favorite. Here they compete with Piaget very effectively . Cheers, Filip
Love the skeletonized ultra-thin movement - a feast for the eyes.
Nice watch - the back is IMHO even more beautiful with the “aerial” bridges. I think the front is more baroque - IIRC, wasn’t there a version with the front more sleek with enamel? (Or do I get it mixed up?) Thanks for the lovely picture, great way to start the day! Cheers, Jerome
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