
Patrick_y introduces the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Enamel Dragon, a timepiece that masterfully blends horological artistry with cross-cultural symbolism. His initial post highlights the intricate in-house engraving and enameling techniques employed by JLC, showcasing the brand's dedication to high craftsmanship. This article delves into the community's reception and further insights into this unique, made-to-order Reverso.




represent a new design…I thought it was odd an older watch was being featured but it’s now a dragon rather than a tiger.A nicer engraving design than the previous model, I feel
I wonder - is JLC only doing the animals that will sell well? Tiger? Dragon? There are other animals like the rabbit that seem to have been skipped - probably because dragons and tiger sell better? That would make it a money grab in a sense.
What does Amanico want? A Western Dragon? Maybe a backside with an enamel painting of a Vermeer or a Monet? The last time I was at L'Orangerie, they had closed the Magritte exhibit! I was so sad! I like Magritte and the juxtaposition and paradoxes in his art. Maybe an enamel painting or an engraving of a work of art on the back of a Reverso? Hmm... What would Amanico want? Oh! I know! You'd wear it as a blood type indicator! O Negative (the universal blood that can be transfused into any patient
I hope it isn't too big! The last one you liked had three or four faces and was HUGE. And cost a million Euros. Hopefully the next one would be more affordable. I have been dreaming about your minute repeater!
I do agree with Nico, though... maybe pair a beautiful enamel engraving on the backside with a unique complication on the front... retrograde seconds perhaps or power reserve just to keep it simple? What about an alarm/Memovox Reverso...?
I’m guessing a piece like this doesn’t include a steel option. Platinum would be nice, but this probably only in gold.
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