Lately I have been drawn towards timepieces that are objects of art. It is therefore not surprising that I was attracted to watches featuring miniature enamel work.
I was lucky to have recently won through an auction the Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso a eclipses "Voyages et Decouvertes" made in 2006 but in totally unworn condition. This watch was made in platinum (is therefore very heavy) with the following particulars:
Caliber: cal. 849, 19 jewels
Clasp: white gold JLC double deployant clasp
Dimensions: 29 mm width, 39.5 mm length
Let the pictures speak:

This model is made in very small quantities - the watch I acquired is numbered 1 out of a limited edition of 3.
The metal "shutters" are operated by a dedicated wheel on the side of the case at 2 o'clock, underneath which is the view of a sublime miniature creation depicting the Silk Road.
How would you like this model compared to the Caspar David Friedrich that I also lay my hands on recently?
This message has been edited by KMII on 2024-05-29 06:41:44