Jaeger Lecoultre Master Ultra Thin Perpetual Calendar 39, White Gold, 2017 Collection.
In 2013, Jaeger Lecoultre unveiled a new Perpetual Calendar, housed in a superb case, the Master Ultra Thin. It came in steel, rose gold, and white gold. The White Gold, from 2013: Then came the steel version, black dial, a very powerful offer, in my opin...
Gyrotourbillon MUT
Stunning case and I hope to see a nano Gyrotourbillon inside a MUT case in the very near future.
I absolutely LOVE the Reverso Tribute Gyrotourbillon
Could we convince JLC to integrate this incredible gyrotourbillon into a nanomechanism version to fit a MUT case along with a few other complications? Nano is the way of the future I reckon JLC have to bring back the magic
Agreed!
That grey dial is the best of them all, as well as on the MUT moon. Too bad it only comes with the white gold, which skyrockets the price compared to the stainless steel. I was at my AD a couple days ago and they had the grey MUT moon, but I have my eyes ...
The black and grey dials are obviously the most interesting ones as they offer a better contrast compared to the white dial. The new rotor is a step forward too. Much more appealing than the previous version (sad and boring for me)
Due to the price difference, I would opt for the steel and black dial version. Best wishes Alkiro
Aesthetically powerful and pleasing to the eyes. Id go with the steel and black dial.
Black is a color of authority. My opinion. But the grey dial is my 2nd choice with its white gold case. Thanks for sharing Nico. Cheers Geross
The black option is a great choice from JLC in my opinion because since it is in steel the watch is available to people that maybe usually could not afford a PC, so again a very competitive choice. Regarding the one I prefer is for sure the one with grey
dial (the contrast with the blue of the moonphase is stunning). If memory serves me well JLC. used a grey dial with moonphase also in the Master Control Moonphase, a very nice and more affordable option. Rotor wise I think that the first one whit which th...
This is a beautiful piece
I had the pleasure of trying it on at the JLC boutique in NYC and Its one gorgeous piece! However, the black dial didn't look as nice in the metal as it does in pictures- felt cheap.
Tough choice.
I like the grainy silver dial. I like the contrast between the black dial and the golden moon. I like the "nobleness" and softer tone of the grey dial. And the new rotor is a very welcoming change. All in all a fantastic offer from JLC.
Love the new grey dialed JLCs
Less severe and powerful than the black dial iterations, but no less beautiful. Also more versatile as a dark brown or even a blue strap with the grey dial would work well, allowing for more casual wear. Shame JLC didn't color match the year aperture, whi...
I am in minute company on the MUT cases...
but I find them too slim on the case edge, and the crown is too diminutive. I do like slim cases, but I don't prefer the look of the MUT case on my wrist, or the feel of the crown. I know I am in a very small minority here. I much prefer the regular Maste...
The grey dial WG combo is very attractive
I didn't know about the more elegant rotor it really makes a difference. I agree with you it's tough to compete with the value offered by the cool and elegant black dial, steel version. This case and a perpetual calendar by JLC for less than an entry basi...
I'm a huge fan of the MUT Perpetual and giving serious consideration to the black dialed version...
... not only because it offers greater "value" in stainless steel, but mainly because the background color of the year aperture is the same color as the dial... less of a distraction if you must have the year indicator. Out of curiosity, do you know why t...