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Chalk's inaugural post delves into the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso, sparked by snooker player Ronnie O'Sullivan sporting one during matches. This thread not only seeks to identify O'Sullivan's specific Reverso model but also initiates a valuable discussion on the practical considerations of choosing between the Classique and Grande Taille for smaller wrists. It offers insights into the aesthetic and functional preferences of new Reverso owners.
The lugs don't have to protrude from your wrist. The Reverso is an elegant watch, which has to be worn with... Elegance. Thanks for the picture, it is a very nice one. As for the watch, I would bet Classique, too. Best, Nicolas
Thanks for the reply. I went with the grande taille in the end. Could not be happier with my choice. The dial is beautiful and it its very elegant with the black leather strap. The moving second hand gives assurance that the watch is still moving. Out of curiosity, does the reversing mechanism ever get loose from flipping it too many times?
I didn't notice that the case mechanism suffered from flipping it too often. Not on my Septantieme, at least. Best, Nicolas
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