patrick_y
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Yes. But the crown comes off and contains a tiny tool.
You put the tool in the back of the 101 movement to adjust it and wind it!
Reverso Bague Caliber 101
A Reverso ring using Calibre 101 , which I was fortunate to acquire at an auction held by Christie’s a few years ago. These rings were made in various metal and stone combinations, in extremely small numbers (some claim fewer than 10), toward the end of t...
Thanks for sharing.
Would you have other photos so that we can fully understand how the time can be set? Best, Emmanuel
Sure
I hope the following photos explain a bit better. Sorry for their poor quality. dial crown blank side pavé ...
That really is a stunning and very unusual Reverso Bague Caliber 101 ring watch.
i had never seen one of these before and if you has said when it was from I would have guessed it was from the 30's or 40's. I know you said JLC made the movement but do you have any information who made the ring itself? Marc
This is an official JLC product
JLC hired external collaborators for this product, but it's an official product of the maison. The designer was Samuel Wühl. Here you can see its page on the 1998-1999 Livre de la Manufacture. ...
Thank you!
I am really fond of this tiny watch, I was also lucky the size fits my pinky perfectly. ...
Yes. But the crown comes off and contains a tiny tool.
You put the tool in the back of the 101 movement to adjust it and wind it!
Oh. Interesting.
I did not know that. I have never had the opportunity to handle the watch.