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Jaeger Lecoultre Christmas list?
In a bit more than one month, it is the moment of the year when every dream can become a reality.
Let's have fun and discuss what are your dreams for Christmas?
My personal list is quite eclectic, when it comes to JLC.
The Duometres, of course:
The Reverso Gran Sport Chronograph:
Memovox Manual, Black Dial:
Memovox E 855 Blue Scale dial:
Memovox 3160 World Time, but in steel:
Polaris II Red, Ref E 870:
And Lecoultre Chronograph, Blue dial, ref E 2644:
One of these would be enough to make me happy. 
You?
Best,
Nicolas
A Reverso Wishlist
1. The Grail - Reverso Grand Taille Latitude Marine Collection Blue Lacquer Dial - Lowest RRP, only one that is not numbered but amazingly still the rarest of the three (I don't think I've ever seen a picture of one on this site)
2. The realistic one - Reverso Geographique Rose Gold LE 500 (planning to actually get one by year's end)
3. The platinum masterpiece - Reverso Tourbillion Number Two Platinum
Cheers! Would love to see some wrist shots of these pieces if any of you are keen to share 
This message has been edited by whiskyman on 2015-11-21 00:58:23
Excellent taste. Three Jewels, here.
Love all of them. I never saw the blue laquered Marine you posted in the real.
The Platinum Nr 2 is topissime, a true jewel.
And the Geographique adds a friendly touch, through its complication.
While we are mentioning the Platinum Nr 2, what about this special version?
Only 35 pieces, a piece of Art... Best, Nicolas
Only 35 pieces, a piece of Art... Best, Nicolas
Gorgeous
That's a beautiful piece too. One of the nicest skeleton watches from any brand
Tourbillon and Skeleton. Not something I am very fond of, but...
In this case, I would happily make an exception and keep on dreaming.
Indeed...
Best,
Nicolas
YUP!
Haha. The crazy thing is, even the various Reverso Tourbillions appear for sale more often that the Blue Lacquer Reverso Latitude. Don't know why on earth that one is so rare. From what I've gathered from talking to a few JLC boutiques, it was only produced for less than 1 year then discontinued. Two of the boutiques even said that none of their staff had ever seen the piece. So strange. Haha, guess it makes the perfect grail piece. The search continues...
I really love the fact that the less expensive is the rarest to find...
But try to find a Reverso Platinum Tourbillon Skeleton... You will have a lot of fun trying to find one..
Best,
Nicolas
Absolutely.
Such a cool piece. Always nice when a really special piece isn't some crazily priced one. The Tourbillion Skeleton is of course also downright stunning. Haha, I really don't know whether I like it or the nor skeleton tourbillion more. Both are amazing pieces.
When you see it in the real, this is the kind of watch to loose your mind. ;) [nt]
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SO, have you been a good boy this year...?! ;)
My choice would be the 3160!
But I fear all Xmas gifts will go to Junior this year...
Best
Blomman
Good boy? Do I have the face of a good boy??? :) Well, you never know with Santa, he may be indulgent and full of surprises. [nt]
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one of the three following
will make me happy
Jaeger Lecoultre Master 8 days perpetual
Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso chronograph retrograde
credit Steve G ??
Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Rouge
creditAmanico Phillips
This message has been edited by Tyo on 2015-11-21 02:09:47 This message has been edited by Tyo on 2015-11-21 02:14:55
Jaeger Lecoultre Master 8 days perpetual
Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso chronograph retrograde
credit Steve G ??
Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Rouge
credit
This message has been edited by Tyo on 2015-11-21 02:09:47 This message has been edited by Tyo on 2015-11-21 02:14:55
Steve G is the correct credit. for the Reverso Rouge, the credit goes to Phillips.
BUT you selection is top!
I would happily add the Red...
Best,
Nicolas
I would like to have the controversial Polaris Calypso
I like those snake-head hands. Others call those hands something more raunchy
I got into JLC too late so a NOS TT Polaris 1968 would also do!
I would like to find a Reverso Art Deco...
But not the one that usually follows this model name, although that one is quite nice.
I'd like the Grand Reverso 101 Art Deco, which is very, very hard to find. I saw one once in a dealer in Hong Kong, but never again.
I doubt they made many...I've not seen another Reverso model with as high a price (except for the Triptyque)
Dave
Unknown image author...
Excellent choice, Dave! I only saw it once... And I regretted to not have my camera! [nt]
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Window shopping in the right places sometimes yields a surprise...
Again, Hong Kong...front window display at an AD.
This message has been edited by Dave G on 2015-11-21 04:09:27
QL Enamel and UTT White Gold... My God! It is not a watch shop, it is Heaven. ;) [nt]
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Six JLC Boutiques in Hong Kong, so easy to not see them all.
Amazing, isn't it, in a very geographically small place.
Surprising, yes. I visited 3 or 4 of them, in HK. I could have missed one or two. ;) [nt]
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