Jaeger-LeCoultre

I like these compilation views, especially for models like the Reverso which has been through many many cases. I don't remember having seeing it here. Sadly it misses a few from the past (at least the original '30s Reverso and XGT). Source: grail-watch.com
, E.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Model Names from list above.

• Reverso One Réédition

• Reverso Classic Small Duetto

• Reverso Classic Small

• Reverso One Duetto Moon

• Reverso Classic Medium Thin

• Reverso Classic Medium Small Seconds

• Reverso Classic Large Small Seconds

• Reverso Classic Large Duoface

• Reverso Tribute Moon

• Reverso Tribute Gyrotourbillon

• Reverso Grande Complication à Triptyque

I only had this: 

I thought it was the iPhone lineup

and not living in a city with a store that sold them, so I could try them on.  Especially for a watch that some people find doesn't sit well on their wrist.

I bought my XGT "blind": no seeing no trying 😊 as the offer was way too good to be missed.
I knew I took a risk as it has a strong presence on the wrist (size and weight) but it suits me perfectly. For Reverso, I think the risk is bigger with both extremes: very highly complicated models, or going towards the original model size.
I like small watches too (MUT34 for example) but I would prefer trying the small models first.
Best,
E.

It's kind of funny but I seem to sell off watches with Arabic Numerals and tend to trend to Roman or just markers. I have a couple with a limited number of numerals on them but the full set like this watch doesn't seem to stick although I love the art deco case.

Funny you mention the Tank. The number of sizes is also rather high for this model, as mentioned my Patrick in the Cartier section!
Best,
E.

but with rectangular it's a whole different thing. My Parmigiana Kalpa is something like 56 or something and the GP 1945 is 30 something. The lugs seem to make more of a difference in rectangular as well.

Mine appears to be around 47-48 mm long, lug to lug.  And the case width is around 28mm.  Thus, I would say mine is a Reverso Classic Large Small Seconds (with slightly longer lugs).  

I wanted the Septantieme and the Grande GMT to work on my wrist, but they were both too big for me. Fortunately, the time-only Grand Taille size works beautifully on my wrist. The 1990s limited edition Reverso models were the first watches that got me excited about watches. I always envisioned owning a Reverso as my first watch from an aesthetic standpoint. Somehow I ended up with a micro-rotor Patek 240 caliber, partially because I really liked that micro rotor movement!

I was mesmerized.

I know that if I start buying them, I'll end up with all of them!  Each one is so compelling!

And to fit those complications in such a small case - no easy feat!

The smaller sizes are the ones I like the most because of my small wrist.
Best, Emmanuel

My favourite is the second from right. 😄