amanico
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Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Gran Sport Chronograph.
It is not a mystery that I am very fond of the Reverso Gran Sport Chronograph, a totally under rated but very interesting watch.
Under rated maybe because of its case size, which is a bit thick. Not the most elegant Reverso, that's for sure.
BUT the chronograph movement is worth a serious consideration. This is the only 100 in house rectangular manual winding and retrograde chronograph movement I know.
Add two superb dials ( recto and verso ) and you will understand how cool, original and interesting is this Reverso.
Here are two superb pictures to be credited to Touch of Modern ":
Not a big fan of this bracelet, but you can always put the rubber strap, which is still available at the Manufacture.
Best,
Nicolas
Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Gran Sport Chronograph.
It is not a mystery that I am very fond of the Reverso Gran Sport Chronograph, a totally under rated but very interesting watch. Under rated maybe because of its case size, which is a bit thick. Not the most elegant Reverso, that's for sure. BUT the chron...
Almost bought one preloved used to be
I think it was four grand but then I declined,great watch for sure .
Guilty pleasure
Great pictures. you know my addiction tot this series of watches, I wish there was a nice strap for this model. ...
A Handsome and serious beast of Reverso
not for my tiny wrist of course Thanks for sharing, Nico. Do you have one or plan to have one? I really hope Reverso line will be expanded and have more options/variants under the new CEO
Amazing!
I own a Reverso Grand Sport without the chronograph! The watch is very underrated, but is great as a daily wearer, very comfortable, reliable and it is a very different style for a reverso!
I like the bracelet...
...built like a tank. My concern is the pushers being on the left for the chrono face (I wear watches on my left wrist).
It depends on what you’re used to...
...and your preference. I think ‘hand side’ is the norm. I prefer fingers to thumb : )