Jaeger-LeCoultre: Favorite Verso Complication
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Jaeger-LeCoultre: Favorite Verso Complication

By vitalsigns · Mar 9, 2021 · 55 replies
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John (vitalsigns) initiates a fascinating discussion on the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso, focusing on the often-underappreciated verso side. He highlights the Reverso Duo as a prime example, showcasing how a functional complication and an alternate guilloché dial transform the watch's reverse into a captivating display. This exploration delves into the aesthetic and practical appeal of the Reverso's dual identity, inviting collectors to share their favorite interpretations of this iconic timepiece.

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It's been a very long time since I've worn this one. Six months? A year?

The Reverso Duo is perhaps the epitome of the Reverso, even if historically the verso side is known for its blank metal. 

I much prefer a usable verso side, and a dual time complication with an alternate guilloche dial is a perfect Reverso complication.



I more often wear the recto side facing, but I'm not sure why. They are both very nice.



Cheers,
John

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amanico
Mar 9, 2021
Here the killer side is the verso.

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vitalsigns
Mar 9, 2021
I knew this would be your answer :)

So very nice. The dial layout is so good, and the 8-day movement is beautifully laid out and executed.

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amanico
Mar 9, 2021
And made in white gold ( plates and bridges )!

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vitalsigns
Mar 9, 2021
Ah, yes, I forgot it was rendered in white gold. Even more special.

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VinnieD
Mar 9, 2021
Frank Muller's verso chronograph is his most killer solution

On Jaeger side, I like the Reverso Memory Credit Christie's

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amanico
Mar 9, 2021
I forgot this one ( the FM! ). Excellent, my friend.

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