Master Eight Days

The black dial Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Eight Days (aka M8D) was limited edition to 50 pieces. One of the delights is discovering the distinctions from the normal Master 8 Day. There is the 'Night & Day' text, vs 'Day & Night' or 'Jour & Nuit'

Sober, understated, elegant, and smart with its 8 Days power reserve movement. The backside was not bad looking, either... Issued in 2003 in a limited edition of 200 pieces, it was a very interesting watch, at that time, and still now! Best, Nicolas

This is one that has been in the collection for a long time but has not had any wrist time. I really think it is time to bring it out. Jaeger LeCoultre Master Eight Days.

Hi all, I'm from Singapore, I have been reading this wonderful and informative forum since mid-2015 and have decided to finally join today=) After many years saving up as a student, I have bought my 1st mechanical watch: a pre-owned JLC Master 8 Days seve

Thinking about purchasing this manual-wind perpetual with full year, power reserve and day/night indicator... a lot of watch for the money in s.s. Any thoughts or advice? Evan R.

(-) It's not a perpetual or even a annual calendar so the complication is not that exciting or ground breaking. As amanico pointed out, the perpetual is available just in different case sizes. The Master Ultra Thin Perpetual is slimmer (#/t1) and the Mast

...the Grande Reverso Calendar which JLC has kindly produced already. For this year, any round watch with moonphase will do. If they can put in that hand-winding, 8 days movement with sunray finishing like in the Master Eight Days Perpetual 40 then great.

A few hours ago a friend of mine forced me to revisit the issue of moonphase accuracy on our watches. I understand with some but not 100% clarity that it is governed by the number of teeth on the moonphase wheel of the movement, and that the kind with 59

Quantiemes Perpetuels and La Grande Maison... This is a long love story. Before unveiling the all new MUT 39 PC, let me invite you to a brief journey into time. A journey which started circa.... 1890, with the Calibre 19RMCSQ, or 10 years later ( 1903 ),