Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Chocolate Dial & Ham

K-Lo · 2020-10-31T14:35:28Z

K-Lo shares his Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso with a chocolate dial alongside gourmet ham. Discover community insights on food pairings and watch appreciation.

K-Lo's post, featuring a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso alongside gourmet provisions, offers a charming glimpse into the daily life of a collector. The juxtaposition of a refined timepiece with everyday errands provides a relatable context for watch ownership. This thread highlights the community's appreciation for both horology and the simple pleasures of life.

Key Points from the Discussion

The chocolate dial of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso is highly admired, with suggestions to pair the ham with Manchego cheese and Rioja wine for a complete experience.
The discussion extends to the proper care of cured ham, suggesting using the thick crusty skin and underlying fat to cover the cured surface for preservation.
The author clarifies that the ham is cured for approximately six months using only leg and salt, without other preservatives.
A humorous observation is made about the temptation of bulk goods stores like Costco for those with 'weak will and strong credit,' accompanied by images of other tempting items.
The pairing of Manchego cheese with Iberico ham is noted as a classic and delightful combination, evoking thoughts of Spanish culinary experiences.

The Discussion

brauner

Oct 31, 2020

Would like to try a slice🥂 [nt]

K-

K-Lo

Oct 31, 2020

Come on down.... [nt]

Cpt Scarlet

Oct 31, 2020

Good news Ted ! ...

Can you pick up another ham for me ;-))

K-

K-Lo

Oct 31, 2020

Yes Sire, grabbed you two... I know how you Brits are 😉😉😉

Getting cheese now..

Chronometer (aka yacomino)

Oct 31, 2020

Ted-Lo, you said negative test, was it a routine test or were you worried of being exposed? [nt]

K-

K-Lo

Oct 31, 2020

Worried about exposure, son’s classmate had COVID [nt]

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