Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Admired Timepieces Are The Exclusive Touch To Look
Your Best

History

Jaeger-LeCoultre is a combined name. The LeCoultre company was founded in the outskirts of Geneva by the entrepreneur Antoni LeCoultre, who mainly produced exclusive mechanisms.
 
The company received a new development after a merger with a well-known manufacturer of chronometers, the Parisian company Jaeger (where the j and g are pronounced like the “s” in measure).

The world’s most significant jewelry and watch companies have been Jaeger-LeCoultre’s customers. The use of advanced technology allowed the company to take the leading position in the market and have its name synonymous with the concept of genuine Swiss watches.

What makes Jaeger-LeCoultre watches special

Modern customers have begun to think more about the future, purchasing watches with the potential to elevate their status and work as a direct investment. We aren’t exclusively talking about the prospects for resale, but investing in one’s image.

A Jaeger-LeCoultre can shape a person’s success for many years, even influence their whole style. It’s impossible to hold a Jaeger-LeCoultre and not feel your heart beat faster because you know the sheer amount of thought, precious materials,  and the centenary legacy you’re holding in your hands.

Reverso

The Reverso was initially designed to offer protection to the brand’s luxurious creations in the harsh environment of polo matches.

The dial can be hidden by turning it inward, shielding it from accidental damage. Perfectly combining style and functionality, the Reverso has become one of the most recognizable watch models of all time. Today, Reverso watches remain as relevant and up-to-date as they were when they first appeared.

It’s no surprise the Reverso quickly became a classic; the proportions and design of the double-sided case are aesthetically impressive.  

Master Ultra Thin Moon

The Master Ultra Thin Moon collection embodies the company’s philosophy of combining technical virtuosity with timeless beauty. 

The design amazes in its size and elegance, and a new self-winding Caliber debuted in the Master Ultra Thin Tourbillon Moon. 

The new watch combines two of the most cherished complications of watchmaking: the moon phase, as well as Jaeger-LeCoultre's signature peripheral jumping date, both stand out in a show of ingeniousness. 

Master Ultra Thin Perpetual

Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Master Ultra Thin Perpetual is the epitome of beauty and harmony in a classic design underlining an intriguing perpetual calendar, which gives this watch its name.

The dial is the most prominent feature in this line, and versions include a beige dial and polished rose gold appliques or a silver dial and black nickel appliques, both in the classic round-shaped dial.

Polaris

A reissue of the legendary Memovox (introduced around 1950 and the world's first diving watch with an audible alarm to remind the diver of ascent time), the Polaris was originally released in 1968.

The Polaris showcases a late-mid-century design that has been re-released to reflect a century and a half of accumulated experience and skill.

The new Polaris Mariner is a sport-oriented diving watch consisting of cases in a blue and orange color scheme that looks modern while retaining Polaris' classic core design accents as we know them.

Rendez-Vous Moon

The stars and the moon have always inspired Jaeger-LeCoultre artisans. The Rendez-Vous Moon collection was no exception, as the designer launched a timepiece featuring one of its favorite complex functions—the moon phase indicator.

Rendez-Vous Moon watches celebrate feminine strength and beauty with an impeccable look. The dial shows the sky, and the moon phase indicator is made of gold and combined with mother-of-pearl.

Beautifully accented diamonds are set on nearly invisible prongs, giving the impression the diamonds are floating in the air. The dial can rightfully be considered a masterpiece of jewelry art.