Grande Reverso Calendar
Q3758420
| Brand : | Jaeger-LeCoultre |
| Collection : | Reverso |
| Model : | Grande Reverso Calendar |
| Reference : | Q3758420 |
| Complement : | Steel - Aligator Bracelet |
| Year : | 2012 |
| Is not commercialised any more | |
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Brand : Jaeger-LeCoultre Collection : Reverso Model : Grande Reverso Calendar Reference : Q3758420 Complement : Steel - Aligator Bracelet Year : 2012 Is not commercialised any more List Price : 11 100 € Height : 48.5 mm Width : 29.5 mm Thickness : 10.24 mm Styles : Classical Types : Hand-winding Calibre : Jaeger-LeCoultre 843 Complication : Days Indicator Months Indicator Moon Phases Case material : Steel Case peculiarity : Reversible Polished and satin-finished •3 correctors to adjust the date the month and the moon phase Crown to adjust the hours minutes and day Shape : Rectangular Water-resistance : 30 meters Dial : Engraved Vertical satin finish Dial color : Silver Display : Baton-shaped hands Date hand Indexes : Arabic numerals Strap material : Alligator leather Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Pin buckle + More characteristics : Movement
21 jewels
Thickness : 4.29 mm
Frequency :
21 600 vibrations/hour
Power reserve of 45 hours
DESCRIPTION
- The rare crafts cultivated within the Manufacture honour the Reverso.
Behind every creation lies the human hand, without which there would be no passion. It alone can combine intuition with expertise, awareness and enchantment. It alone masters the exact technical or aesthetic detail that will transform the object into a unique masterpiece.
Since 1833, this concern for detail has been the driving force behind the Manufacture Jaeger-LeCoultre, of which the artisans and master-watchmakers combine age-old techniques with the latest technological breakthroughs in creating the finest timepieces.
Ranking among the most precious of these skills, even the most ancient decorative arts hold no secrets for the Grande Maison in the Vallée de Joux. Enamelling, engraving and gem-setting are three of the virtuoso crafts that it associates at will within it horological and artistic creations, and which it fully masters beneath its own roof.
Artistic crafts dedicated to the iconic Reverso
The Reverso watch is unique. Over the years, it has managed to appear in new guises without ever losing its soul. Today, wearing a Reverso from the contemporary collections draws the owner into an exclusive world – that of watchmaking history, but also and above all into the sphere of technical perfection and aesthetic refinement.
The Reverso watches presented in the 2012 collection express a vision of time through a triptych offering three entrancing means of savouring each passing hour.
The Grande Reverso Blue Enamel provides enamelling with a stage worthy of its art, set against a finely guilloché backdrop inviting its owner to have the solid case-back engraved with a personalised motif. The Grande Reverso Ultra Thin SQ reveals the intricacies of its manually openworked, chased and engraved movement. The Grande Reverso Calendar welcomes a new complication into the movement, escorted by a traditionally crafted guilloché motif.
Grande Reverso Calendar
A steel or pink gold case surrounds the silver-toned dial. The traditional finishing accentuates the geometrical shape of the collection, enhancing the classically understated stage set for a distinctive horological complication.
The watch indicates the day and month on respective discs appearing through two apertures at 12 o’clock, along with the date at 6 o’clock encircling the moon phases. The traditional arrangement of the conventional time indication via central hour and minute hands is focused on essentials and on ensuring optimal readability. The vertical satin-brushed dial finish frames a hand-guilloché motif reminiscent of pocket-watches.
The case-back reveals the mechanical manually-wound movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 843, and its noble finishing. Its architecture is distinguished by a rigorous and well-ordered structure subtly echoing the artistic period when the collection was created. Vertical Côtes de Genève emphasise its geometrical sophistication and serve as a visual reminder that time, even when clothed in all its finery, will forever remain both rational and disciplined.
Jaeger-LeCoultre has been perpetuating for almost 180 years an approach to horology bearing a noble pedigree written with diamond file and brush, burnisher and guilloché lathe or “rose engine”. Among the forty or so hand-made crafts exercised in its workshops, those of engraving, enamelling, openworking and guilloché working take centre-stage at the 2012 Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva. These rare crafts have made their way through the years while losing nothing of their intrinsic human and cultural value. The new Reverso models turn the spotlight on the masterful gestures of the artisans, perfectly matched by the perfection of a tried and trusted mechanism. These splendid embodiments of human creativity all display, each in their own unique way, an anthology of the artistic talents faithfully exercised within the Manufacture.
- The rare crafts cultivated within the Manufacture honour the Reverso.
Behind every creation lies the human hand, without which there would be no passion. It alone can combine intuition with expertise, awareness and enchantment. It alone masters the exact technical or aesthetic detail that will transform the object into a unique masterpiece.
Since 1833, this concern for detail has been the driving force behind the Manufacture Jaeger-LeCoultre, of which the artisans and master-watchmakers combine age-old techniques with the latest technological breakthroughs in creating the finest timepieces.
Ranking among the most precious of these skills, even the most ancient decorative arts hold no secrets for the Grande Maison in the Vallée de Joux. Enamelling, engraving and gem-setting are three of the virtuoso crafts that it associates at will within it horological and artistic creations, and which it fully masters beneath its own roof.
Artistic crafts dedicated to the iconic Reverso
The Reverso watch is unique. Over the years, it has managed to appear in new guises without ever losing its soul. Today, wearing a Reverso from the contemporary collections draws the owner into an exclusive world – that of watchmaking history, but also and above all into the sphere of technical perfection and aesthetic refinement.
The Reverso watches presented in the 2012 collection express a vision of time through a triptych offering three entrancing means of savouring each passing hour.
The Grande Reverso Blue Enamel provides enamelling with a stage worthy of its art, set against a finely guilloché backdrop inviting its owner to have the solid case-back engraved with a personalised motif. The Grande Reverso Ultra Thin SQ reveals the intricacies of its manually openworked, chased and engraved movement. The Grande Reverso Calendar welcomes a new complication into the movement, escorted by a traditionally crafted guilloché motif.
Grande Reverso Calendar
A steel or pink gold case surrounds the silver-toned dial. The traditional finishing accentuates the geometrical shape of the collection, enhancing the classically understated stage set for a distinctive horological complication.
The watch indicates the day and month on respective discs appearing through two apertures at 12 o’clock, along with the date at 6 o’clock encircling the moon phases. The traditional arrangement of the conventional time indication via central hour and minute hands is focused on essentials and on ensuring optimal readability. The vertical satin-brushed dial finish frames a hand-guilloché motif reminiscent of pocket-watches.
The case-back reveals the mechanical manually-wound movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 843, and its noble finishing. Its architecture is distinguished by a rigorous and well-ordered structure subtly echoing the artistic period when the collection was created. Vertical Côtes de Genève emphasise its geometrical sophistication and serve as a visual reminder that time, even when clothed in all its finery, will forever remain both rational and disciplined.
Jaeger-LeCoultre has been perpetuating for almost 180 years an approach to horology bearing a noble pedigree written with diamond file and brush, burnisher and guilloché lathe or “rose engine”. Among the forty or so hand-made crafts exercised in its workshops, those of engraving, enamelling, openworking and guilloché working take centre-stage at the 2012 Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva. These rare crafts have made their way through the years while losing nothing of their intrinsic human and cultural value. The new Reverso models turn the spotlight on the masterful gestures of the artisans, perfectly matched by the perfection of a tried and trusted mechanism. These splendid embodiments of human creativity all display, each in their own unique way, an anthology of the artistic talents faithfully exercised within the Manufacture.
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Brand : Jaeger-LeCoultre Collection : Reverso Model : Grande Reverso Calendar Reference : Q3758420 Complement : Steel - Aligator Bracelet Year : 2012 Is not commercialised any more List Price : 11 100 € Height : 48.5 mm Width : 29.5 mm Thickness : 10.24 mm Styles : Classical Types : Hand-winding Calibre : Jaeger-LeCoultre 843 Complication : Days Indicator Months Indicator Moon Phases Case material : Steel Case peculiarity : Reversible Polished and satin-finished •3 correctors to adjust the date the month and the moon phase Crown to adjust the hours minutes and day Shape : Rectangular Water-resistance : 30 meters Dial : Engraved Vertical satin finish Dial color : Silver Display : Baton-shaped hands Date hand Indexes : Arabic numerals Strap material : Alligator leather Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Pin buckle More characteristics : Movement
21 jewels
Thickness : 4.29 mm
Frequency :
21 600 vibrations/hour
Power reserve of 45 hours