Reverso Tribute
Monoface Small Seconds
Reverso Tribute
Monoface Small Seconds
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Case
Stainless steelDimensions (L x W): 45.6 x 27.4 mm, L : Lug to lugThickness: 8.5 ProductProperty.WCA_0_standardizedThickness.MILLIMETERSmmWater resistance
3 barDial
Appliqued hour-markers, Green, sunray-brushedHands
DauphinesStrap
Calfskin Leather, GreenInterchangeable: YesLug width: 20 ProductProperty.WBR_0_standardizedDistanceBetweenHorns.MILLIMETERSmmStandard strand length at 12h: 75 ProductProperty.WBR_0_standardizedLength12H.MILLIMETERSmmLength 6h: 120 ProductProperty.WBR_0_standardizedLength6H.MILLIMETERSmmBuckle
Double Folding BuckleStainless steelBuckle width: 18 ProductProperty.WBUWCL_0_standardizedWidth.MILLIMETERSmmJaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 822
Functions
Seconds, Hour - MinuteMovement
Manual winding, Components: 108, Vibrations per hour: 21600, Jewels: 19, Barrel: 1, Thickness: 2.94 ProductProperty.standardizedThickness.MILLIMETERSmm, Power reserve: 42 hours
Color and material variants
Overview
Reverso Tribute
The Reverso Tribute revives the codes of the first Reverso born in 1931. Continually reinvented without compromising its identity, the trapezoidal applied indexes echo the form of the Dauphine hands, creating a modern interpretation of the original watch. The Reverso Tribute houses an outstanding range of complications: from simple to the most complex, displayed from one side and beyond.
Sense of style
The Reverso Tribute pays homage to the colourful models made in 1931. Today, its sunray-brushed dial is adorned with colours to bring a strong sense of style without compromising the integrity of the original design. The matching strap, specially designed by the famous Argentinian bootmaker Casa Fagliano, brings even more character to the Reverso Tribute models.
Heritage
Born out of a challenge
In 1930, businessman César de Trey was challenged to find a way to protect the glass of a watch for polo players during matches. de Trey’s idea was inspired; a case that could be flipped over. He approached his friend Jacques-David LeCoultre to produce the watch and the pair engaged René-Alfred Chauvot to design it. And so the Reverso was born.
