Jaeger-LeCoultre

the Squadra line was polarizing for most due to the case shape and size. Indeed, it was a far cry from the rectangular shape of the classic Reverso. The imposable size and square shape also made it wear larger. Regardless, the Squadra Hometime and Worldti...  

I was totally mad about the verso dial and its world time disc. Much less fan of the recto. The other problem is the case dimensions... Too thick, too square. More rectangular and a tad thinner, in a slightly smaller case, that would have been the top. As... 

as for the recto side, I actually like the red and white counter as it is a rotating disc that shows the constant seconds indicator. Without it, there is no constant seconds showing on the watch so if someone wanted to see a seconds hand moving, they woul... 

I'll take the rectangular Reverso on my wrist. I really like the "GRANDE GMT" Reverso but unfortunately that one is too big for my wrist actually... So I'm restricted to the "Grand Taille" size which is smaller than the Grande GMT.

I also have a small wrist Patrick, around 6 1/2 - 6 5/8" depending on the climate and humidity. I guess it depends more on the shape as well since my wrist is more flat (oval) than round. If you wrist is around 6 1/2" or bigger, I think you could pull it ... 

I think my wrist is about the same as yours or smaller, possibly half an inch smaller. But I'll have to give the Grande GMT a try again sometime. The Grand Taille cased Reversos fits perfectly (and generously) and I find that it's difficult for my wrist t... 

is just plain gross, nice watch thought, always did like it.

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