Jaeger-LeCoultre

I already wrote an article about this watch, when it was unveiled at the 2017 SIHH. 6 months after, I had the opportunity to spend some time with it on my wrist. Indeed, it is one thing to shoot a watch and to see it furtively, it is a totally different g...  

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I'm a little surprised by the indices being PVD; I'd thought they would be blued steel like the hands. Minor quirk... I also feel the tribute duo having the 24 hour side indicated by a hand, rather than a sun/moon disc, is more conservative and elegant. J... 

Hi Think it looks really good - it being in steel works really well. Combined moon phase and date is a nice touch. Is it the same size as the rose gold Tribute Calendar? I'd probably be with you on size - think its about as big as you can go with a Revers... 

I love almost everything about this watch. The texture of the recto side and the beauty and lovely colour of the verso side really appeal to me. The sun/moon indicator for night and day is also very attractive as is the engraving on the carriage plate. Bu... 

Saw one at Dubail and I love every detail! Was concerned about the size, seems close to 976, but on my wrist with the design of the watch and the steel case the size is not a problem. That moon on the front and the day night on the verso are sublime. My o... 

Is the verso side dial blue/grain vs Clos de Paris on the Tribute Duo ? Or are the textures the same ?? Thus, currently I am really torn between the lovely & bewitching Tribute Duo and here the Tribute Moon, With currently a slight, tiny pref of the Tribu... 

The Tribute Moon has a nice front dial. It is the day/night disc that bothers me a bit. It might not be easy to match well with the wonderful blue, the sun in the shade of light blue, or it is the line that divides day and night? I do not know, the day/ni...