Time keeper.
The Reverso is an icon, whatever is the color of its dial.
Best, and thanks for your input.
Nicolas.
AND to give you a better idea of the natural and teue color of the dial.
I must admit that I was puzzled when I saw the Red on my wife's wrist...
Her too, by the way!
Best,
Nicolas
I think I can say I didn't at all see the even smaller part of the full potential this watch has: pleasure, legacy, uniqueness etc ...
I was thinking about it when I went down the review: this Red one is indeed a life style on its own.
I appreciate what the Reverso is but I never could see myself wearing one as I have a (subjective) problem with square watches, but this one as it is very thin too and as it "carries" so much impressions is really something I could consider having.
Thanks for this journey through a watch and panorama dreams Nicolas
Cheers,
Mark
You now have to try it again, to get a deeper appreciation of this " jewel ".
Thanks for your input, Mark.
Nicolas
I'm not a big fan of black straps either, but, as you rightly note, black is indeed the best colour for the Reverso Rouge. I really did try to find another strap for it, but, at best, it would have been black stingray...
I haven't actually worn my Rouge yet, although I've put a mesh bracelet on it (inspired by another members' earlier post). I'll probably switch back to the original black strap when my JLC folding clasp comes in.
Kind regards
We are used to have this issue with JLC watches, so we are also used to find the solution.
An ostrich strap, or a light tan calf would do the job in a really nice way.
A Cordovan would be sublime, too.
As for the dress code, va white linen shirt is the best...
I tested this very special point, and didn't have too much trouble.
Best,
Nicolas
sending you a PM soon
Aaaargh, you are a lost case for the modern production.
The Vintafe may be for you. The problem is that its value already touched the sky.
No... This Reverso Red is a sympathetic compromise.
Best, my friend. It was a pleasure to let you play with it!
Nicolas
WOW is the only word which could come out as I was scrolling down your review.
Great watch, wonderful pictures, so nicely put in context with a nice story.
Many many thanks for this great post Nicolas.
Best,
Mike
Great report and photos - many thanks for putting this together. I must wear mine soon!
Kind regards
this watch for your lovely model (wife). This way you can borrow it from time to time when the mood beckons or when it blends in with the environment. I can't imagine you going to court wearing it with your red pocket square and matching tie. What will your client think?
Best
fernando
As for my wife, it was a bad idea to let her play with.
Now, she wants one.
But I found anoother toy to change her mlnd.
With a bit of luck, you will see this new toy soon...
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
You need to see it in the flesh, Marcus. The REd of the dial is not too shiny, and has a very nice vintage look.
So you can wear it more often than you think. That was one point I wanted to check, indeed.
Best,
Nicolas
I am going to keep the wife away from your post!
We were on the list here with BHB and had to pass due to other commitments however, the red keeps haunting her (of course you know we have the Black TTR US).
Very festive and chic and elegant..all the key word for my better half.
Maybe its time to revisit...
and I can have the black TTR US while she sports the Rouge!
Merci my friend. GREAT Post...bad for the wallet...

Nicolas, you know you hooked me with the very first posting on this beauty. Your shots for this post are absolutely stunning. I have several saved in my Reverso folder for future viewings!. Glad you had a fabulous holiday and took advantage of all your locales.
I think this watch has tremendous versatility, and is unique in the lineup. The rouge varies throughout the various lighting conditions. Since I never could see this watch before I bought it, this was the one area I was nervous. But the Boutique people took a great shot of the piece and I was sold.
Voila!

Best, and Thanks!
Joe