Just because you have never been in the Navy Seals dones’t mean that you can’t still appreciate this new Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving Automatic Navy SEALs Watch. This watch is strong, rugged and full of enough features to appeal to anyone.
Now this is a really unique watch if we have ever seen one, this is the new Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duo. This watch is a remake of an orginal version although the original did not have dual faces like this one does.
Tried and tested formulas are bound to work all the time, even after over 50 years or more. Such as the case for the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Memovox. The watch features an automatic movement with an alarm and the design is taken from the 50s. The style however, remains as relevant today as it was before. Moving the watch is an in-house Calibre 956 inside a 40mm case made of rose gold or steel. The alarm is set by a separate crown indicated by the inner ring. Price and release date will be announced by the company next year.
This extremely limited edition Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX2 Racing Paris Chronograph will only be available at the JLC Boutique in Paris. The watch will be wrapped in titanium and is complemented by orange and black trim and features their JLC caliber 75IE automatic movement with its 65 hour power reserve.
A. Dunhill has teamed up again with Jaeger-LeCoultre to make this exquisite timepiece. The newly styled A. Dunhill Facet watch has kept the traditional angle cut case and sapphire crystal giving it an interesting and expensive look considering the cost of producing those sapphire crystals. The dial has decorative vertical texturing and classic Arabic numerals. The case is 36mm wide and a very tall 50mm and comes in 18k rose or white gold. The manually-wound movement is a rectangular shaped Jaeger-LeCoultre Caliber 822. If you’re wondering why two competing brands would collaborate on a watch, it’s because they are both part of the same parent company, the Richemont Group. $5,000 – $9,700.
Traveling to several timezones is complicated enough and adding to the stress is determining what time it is wherever you may be. You can opt to have two wristwatches on your person all the time; or you can have just one classic Jaeger-LeCoultre 986 Duodate instead. Coming from the Grande Reverso line, the 31.3mm wide case has a silver dialed face on one side that displays the time in your place of origin, date, and has a subsidiary seconds dial. Flip the watch and you’ll get a blackened watch face on the back side, displaying the time in your destination and it even has a day/night indicator. The mechanical 986 movement is provided by Jaeger-LeCoultre. A total of 1500 pieces with a stainless steel case will be offered and another 500 in 19k pink gold. ~$18,000.
Until the next watch with 27 or more complications comes out, this watch is still the king, albeit temporary. The Jaeger-LeCoultre Hybris Mechanica Grande Sonnerie features 26 complications in a very tidy and very stylish package. Not only will it tell time (of course), it also has a perpetual calendar, a complex sonnerie or chiming system, a minute repeater, and power reserve indicators among others. The company wouldn’t release just yet the complete list of complications from the Calibre 182 movement. To really add icing on the cake, Jaeger-LeCoultre will ship the watch with a Gyrotourbillon and a Reverso a Tryptique as escorts for the watch. All of them will also arrive in a 450-lb safe so security won’t be a concern for you. $2,500,000.
