I agree on the unnecessary presence of the stop / run function. Yes, you are right about the anecdote on the rentability of the Gran Sport Chrono. I heard that from JLC themselves.

Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Gran Sport Chronograph.

By: amanico : March 29th, 2023-07:46

That was the second Reverso Chronograph, after the Rose Gold from 1996. The Gran Sport Chrono was issued some 5 or 6 years after, in a daring design. The case was a bit bigger than the famous GT case, much thicker, with two different dial versions, white ...

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Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Gran Sport Chronograph.

Always liked that one a lot. Good old times… 😉

Yes, my friend. Good old times.

Back to the future...Good old times indeed.

I can only agree. I think I may end with a Gran Sport Chrono...

Clearly some strong personality here! Nice shots and good reminders from the past! Best, E.

That's it. Personality and character.

What are the dimensions of this beauty?

The Gran Sport Chrono is 43, 5 x 28, 3 mm big, and 12, 6 mm thick. The new Reverso Tribute Chronograph is 49, 4 x 29, 9 mm big, 11, 14 mm thick.

Really great piece. The design aesthetics are still spot-on with this one, even after all these years.

What I think, too.

Wow this pieces looks amazing! Do the pushers change in utility

Nope. You can start, stop and reset the chrono when the time/date side is displayed.

Thanks for looking, Darren.

My thoughts are these…

I agree on the unnecessary presence of the stop / run function. Yes, you are right about the anecdote on the rentability of the Gran Sport Chrono. I heard that from JLC themselves.

I quite liked this model but….

So the bracelet is for you! ;)

Found this in a WT 2003 issue

Excellent! And the funny coincidence is that I was thinking about a title for my review on the new Reverso Tribute Chronograph and that I found " the Janus Chronograph "!!!

PS: There is a small mistake about the number of components on this calibre: Not 371, but 317 parts. In the 1997 catalogue, they made the same mistake ( typo, me think ).

I had to look that up. LOL. Definitely appropriate for the RTC. One of the more exciting JLC releases in quite some time. I look forward to your review!

This is something we'll have to discuss, indeed.