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Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Tribute Gyrotourbillon, Watch of the Year.
A russian media awarded the Tribute Gyrtourbillon as the watch of the year.
And I wouldn't be surprised other medias go in the same direction.
A true novelty, I don't know, but one thing is sure, this watch is a real technical challenge. The thinness for a multi axis tourbillon is remarkable: 12, 4 mm, if my memory serves me well. And the level of decoration is excellent, also.
On this picture I just discovered, you can focus on the Gyrotourbillon, and also on the decoration of the carriage.
One of the strong winners of the year, in my opinion.
Bravo to Jaeger Lecoultre.
Best,
Nicolas
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Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Tribute Gyrotourbillon, Watch of the Year.
A russian media awarded the Tribute Gyrtourbillon as the watch of the year. And I wouldn't be surprised other medias go in the same direction. A true novelty, I don't know, but one thing is sure, this watch is a real technical challenge. The thinness for ...
looks fabulous...
probably we'll see it on the hands of Iron Man in the next movie ;-)
not really...
Ironman 2 - Tony Stark wears a JLC Amvox3 Tourbillon GMT R.Downey said, "it is heck of a watch...probably my best watch" - guess with this Reverso, he'll change his statement ;-) The real problem of this watch...we'll keep staring at the Gyrotourbillon ca...
Without hesitation, the Amvox III is my favorite from his collection.
Not I ma curious to see on what he throws his watches... Best Nicolas
Wow what a shot!
Showing the attention to detail and the level of technical know! Also the size is great! I think this would be my personal pick among the Gyros simply because of the size. Sincerely and Respectfully Joseph
Too bad the Russian economy doesn't encourage buyers in that market to get one ...
but then neither does my personal economic climate facilitate purchasing such a wonderful watch :-( Cazalea
Absolutely deserved. It is breathtaking in complexity, function and design. I was fortunate to see it and the HM 11 at the same time. Honestly technologically the HM11 is a force to behold but the sheer artistry and that magnificent
Gyrotourbillon overwhelmed the outward "simplicity" of the HM 11. Bravo to JLC. Mitch ...
Although both astronomical in price the 4 is more "affordable". That said the 4's craftmanship is out of the park thought the 1 was the fist and technologically more
complicated. The 1 has an amazing Gyrotourbillon especially under the microscope or loupe but the three dimensionality of the 4 hairspring is even better. That said the spherical hairspring of the 3 is the best of all but the watch is not my favorite and ...
Agreed. I loved the 2, but I don't have the wrist for it. The 3 is uber cool ( even more the tantalum version of the Hybris Artistica ) ...
But the One and the Four are my favorites. With a preference for the One due to its combination of complications. The 4 is a " tour de magie " or a tour de force. As you like.
Arghhhh!! I saw this last night but forgot to take pics
Thankfully my JLC sales rep had some and she shared with me so I can share here. I think they are taken by a Singapore collector, Eddie, so credit to him! ...