Tim_M
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From my perspective, verso
Both sides are sensational, but the engraved and skeletonized verso side completes this watch as a concept. With either side, you see exquisite engineering and the watchmaker's skill of assembly, but the skeletonized caliber and intricate engraving on the reverse elevate the watch to the level of freehand fine art. Thusly equipped, no two will be alike, the concept is complete, and the Tribute is a masterpiece on all levels,
Best,
Tim
Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Tribute to Gyrotourbillon dials. Heads or Tails?
Generally, I much prefer one dial to another on the Reverso. But here, I doubt... Recto on the left, verso on the right. Two different finishings. Soleillé for the Recto, skeletonized for the Verso. In that case, it is a tie for me. For you? Best, Nicolas...
You're making my head explode.
It's too early for such profound questions. Hahaha. M4
I don't usually care for skeletonised dials
but in this case I'll make an exception. It's impossible to choose between these two aspects of that superb watch but that's part of the pleasure of owning a Reverso. Superb pictures and a pleasure to see them. Regards Kev.
From my perspective, verso
Both sides are sensational, but the engraved and skeletonized verso side completes this watch as a concept. With either side, you see exquisite engineering and the watchmaker's skill of assembly, but the skeletonized caliber and intricate engraving on the...
On this piece...
I love both for different reasons. But the movement decoration is what is really sublime. -Dean
