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can be debated as "feminine," but I disagree. This dial, if I recall correctly, was hand-painted, and the curvature of the numbers was beautifully painted, so, given this "fact" (if it is so), I think they are gorgeous and NOT feminine.
I don't recall it being only 125 pieces (unless it wasn't numbered on the back and that is a factory fact). The last time I held one was around 2003.
I would jump on it! Personally, I would change it to a glossy black strap, but that's my taste, to make it a gorgeous dress watch.
-Dean
Need your opinion: Jaeger-leCoultre Reverso Sun&Moon ( Ref.: 270.340.637SB )
Dear Community, I am curious, what is your opinion about this Reverso watch in the title. I know, that it was last produced at the midle of the 2000's, and there was also a gold ( yellow or red ? I assume red ) version of the same watch too. Now I have th...
Jaeger-leCoultre Reverso Sun-Moon
I can't speak to the price, but I really like the classic Reverso sun-moon iterations. I personally find the florale numerals of the black-dialed version to be somewhat feminine, but it is a beautiful piece nonetheless. The pink gold version has JLC's nor...
Thanks for your inputs, John!
Interesting, what you have written about the floral numerals: yes, it seems a little bit feminime.. But I have discovered it only after you wrote it.. Regarding the size, the watch was already on my wrist and I personally already own the same sized Revers...
The rarest is the platinum.
If I remember correctly only 125 pièces were made. WG and RG were produced in equal numbers or almost. Best, Nicolas
Thanks for your info, Nicholas!
Do you know the approx. numbers for the other versions? Was the platinum version limited? The others were not, as far as I know.. Yours, Adam
The Pt is limited to 125 pieces. My guess is that there were approximatively 1000 RG and
Same numbers for the RG. Hard to seriously tell, since JLC doesn't communicate on no LE productions. Best, Nicolas
Thanks, Nicolas!
I think it is very hard to find nowadays a NOS, NEVER USED exemplar.. Yours, Adam
Well, the first time you will wear it, it won't be never used anymore.
And since you buy watches to wear them... No need to get a NOS one. Best, Nicolas
Agreed, plus there's the service question.
Hi Adam, New old stock is far less important than total condition, accessory set completeness, and your true depth of interest in the watch. For example, would this watch still intrigue you as deeply if a fellow collector were offering it used? Do you lov...
I do agree
with the thoughts of the other, I have been lucky enough to find a NOS Polaris, I bought it because I wanted one since the watch was released but at this time I was student . The watch stayed 6 or 7 years in this AD. If you want it, buy it..... if you can...
Disagreed and agreed at the same time:
I have already written, that the watch comes from my AD. It means, that it has all its original boxes and papers, and I also get a two years warranty after the purchase. So there won't be a warranty issue at all, only after the two years period expired. A...
Well, I am a kind of person,
who wears his watches only with great attention to them: I never use them on the beach, in the water, even if they have a stainless steel bracelet or rubber strap. I like to know it, that I am the first owner of it and never make the case repolished or ev...
The numbers...
can be debated as "feminine," but I disagree. This dial, if I recall correctly, was hand-painted, and the curvature of the numbers was beautifully painted, so, given this "fact" (if it is so), I think they are gorgeous and NOT feminine. I don't recall it ...
I have the exact..
same watch in WG, my first JLC. Bought in the early 2000's. Let us know your decision. Best, SF ...