Wristshot
Chromatic Fugue's post captures a common dilemma for collectors: finding the perfect fit for a beloved watch model. Following up on community advice, the author tries on the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duo, seeking further input on its wearability for a thin wrist. This article explores the nuances of Reverso sizing and the personal considerations that go into such a significant purchase.
but I was under the impression that the delightful Duo in your photo was the same basic watch as the one I tried on, but with a different color scheme. Is it actually smaller? And if so, is it still in production, or was it an LE?
... that the Tribute Duoface I tried on (in current production) is in fact quite a bit larger than the 85th Anniversary Tribute Duo that was released in 2016 ... and no longer appears to be in production. But I would love to hear I’m wrong about that!
in an AD, after another AD told me that it was a limited edition and no longer for sale new, anywhere. I'm glad I have a choice of ADs. It's beautiful, and as you predicted, it fits perfectly. I may well buy it, though there's a wrinkle I will need to sort out. Although this is a very reputable AD, the watch has unmistakable scratches on the bezel, and the pivoting between the main and secondary dial displays is uncannily more frictionless than on the other watches in their display. They insist
This thread is active on the Jaeger-LeCoultre forum with 31 replies. Share your knowledge with fellow collectors.
Join the Discussion →
