
Amanico, a respected voice in the WatchProSite community, revisits his initial impressions of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Minute Repeater. His detailed analysis, first published in 2021, delves into the watch's aesthetic refinements and acoustic performance, offering a connoisseur's perspective on this significant horological release. This article provides an opportunity to explore the nuances of JLC's rectangular minute repeaters through the lens of an experienced collector.


I agree with you on the case material... it would have been cool to see it in a white metal (even in titanium to make the repeater louder and the watch lighter). One more gripe is with the dimensions. Better than before but it would have been perfect if they managed to shrink it down a little bit more, maybe to a 47mm lug to lug like the classic large duoface small seconds.
gain 30kg, so that my wrist could handle it properly. My bank account would have to swell comparably. What a feast for the eyes and of course the ears! Still from the moment I first saw the early 90s Min Repeater to this day I believe it is one of the most brilliant examples of pairing form and functionality with unique aesthetics.
the new will be around 300K. already sold out?
Though, in reality made of unobtainium - one for when I win the lottery! I like the rose gold case, though might have been nice to have a dial for one of the faces - for a more below the radar approach, as long as didn't impact sound quality. I'm with you 10 seems very small in numbers Finally - the '94 version is still my grail, very unlikely to get it - but something to dream of. Cheers JML
sexier than 2023 Reverso Tribute Chronograph
even 25+25+24 Paris or 25+25+20 (70 since the 1st repeater)
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