Brandon Skinner
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What a great post!
I especially love the last photo.Gyro 2 is a beast in the best possible way!
Jaeger Lecoultre Gyrtourbillon 2 and Tribute to Gyrotourbillon side by side.
When Jaeger Lecoultre unveiled the Reverso Gyrotourbillon 2 in October 2007 ( part of the 2008 collection ) , it was a Reversolution ( contraction of Reverso and Revolution ). There was nothing like this watch made before. The level of decoration was outs...
What a pair of beauties?
I know how much that will appeal to you! The Tourbillon is such a dilemma for me. It is, without doubt, a fascination as a complication. I can imagine total absorption with one. But this is a very dangerous path to start treading for sure. For me, I would...
Wait a bit, I will post in late November, early December a review on the 4 Gyrotourbillons. Including, of course, my absolute favorite... Yes, they really are fascinating, and, like you...
I am not really a Tourbillon Fan. But when they come like this.... Best, Nicolas
3.4mm thickness makes a big difference!
I was very positive surprised by the Tribute to Gyrotourbillon! Not only by its beauty, but also by its wear ability. Thank you for this post. Best Blomman
The JLC Gryo 2 is one of my favorite watches.
Thanks for taking time for reviewing the watch. Glad that it is going to become a “classic” piece. Truely spectacular!
To me there none other than the Tribute. Though nigh are fascinating technologically and are both marvelously constructed it is all about the way it wears. After all these are WRISTwatches. The 2 is simply unwearable for me and my 6 1/4 inch wrist.
Whereas the Tribute fits perfectly. The decoration of the Tribute. The hemispherical hairspring. The functionality. All lead me to the Tribute as the one. And with its two time zone function we can continue our discussion as to the better travel watch.