Tim_M
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A moon phase and meteorite = cosmos x 2?
I appreciate the subtle logic of that combination! Though I'm not a fan of colored gold, the red gold version of this watch appeals to me more than the steel model. On the red gold Master Calendar Meteorite, the intensity of the nearly black dial and the contrast with the red gold case create high drama. The steel model with silver dial appears almost austere to my eye.
Best,
Tim
Jaeger Lecoultre Master Master Calendar Meteorite Dial.
Jaeger Lecoultre came with a surprise, at the SIHH 2015: A Meteorite Dial for the Master Calendar. The Master Calendar certainly is an elegant watch with its triple calendar moon phase. The dial is an example of balance and class. Choosing meteorite for t...
That meteorite dial on the Master Calendar is gorgeous.
I haven’t seen it but it looks as if it would catch the light beautifully. Those Reversos superb. I wonder where they get their meteorites from - “Meteorites ‘R’ Us” perhaps? Regards Kev.
Meteorite dials are superb … Rolex made a Daytona with this dial to great effect.
Apologies for mentioning Rolex in this thread.
Proud owner of one.
Interesting how the one in first picture has a red date crescent and the other a blue one. I think the blue is the standard now which is what mine has. Got this one last year and can't stop staring at that dial! ...
A moon phase and meteorite = cosmos x 2?
I appreciate the subtle logic of that combination! Though I'm not a fan of colored gold, the red gold version of this watch appeals to me more than the steel model. On the red gold Master Calendar Meteorite, the intensity of the nearly black dial and the ...