Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Gyrotourbillon 2, Reference 247.6.07 | A limited edition...
Dial: semi-skeletonized
Calibre: cal. 174 manual winding, 58 jewels
Movement number: 3'500'106
Case: platinum, reversible case secured by 4 screws
Case number: 2'595'650, 8/75
Closure: 18k white gold Jaeger-LeCoultre double-folding clasp
Size: 36 x 55 mm (width x length including lugs)
Signed: case, dial and movement
Accessories: none
Catalogue Note:
Introduced in 2008, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Gyrotourbillon 2 represents one of the most technically ambitious interpretations of the celebrated Reverso collection. Conceived as a showcase of the manufacture's watchmaking expertise, it is powered by the Calibre 179, featuring a remarkable multi-axis spherical tourbillon with two carriages rotating on perpendicular axes. The model was notably the first wristwatch to incorporate a cylindrical balance spring, a significant achievement that further enhanced chronometric performance. Set within the iconic reversible case, the intricate three-dimensional mechanism creates a striking union of technical innovation and the timeless Art Deco architecture of the Reverso.
Produced in a limited edition of just 75 examples, the present watch is numbered 21 and showcases the spectacular open-worked architecture for which the model is celebrated. Visible from virtually every angle, the rotating spherical tourbillon creates a captivating display of mechanical ingenuity, while the platinum case lends the watch an unmistakable sense of presence and refinement. Combining cutting-edge horological engineering with the instantly recognizable Reverso design, the Gyrotourbillon 2 remains one of the most fascinating and accomplished complications ever produced by Jaeger-LeCoultre.
Showing normal signs of wear consistent with age and use, including scratches to the side of the case, the present example remains an attractive opportunity to acquire one of the manufacture's most important contemporary creations. Produced in only 75 examples, the Gyrotourbillon 2 stands as a landmark achievement in modern watchmaking and a compelling addition to any collection of haute horlogerie.
Dial: semi-skeletonized
Calibre: cal. 174 manual winding, 58 jewels
Movement number: 3'500'106
Case: platinum, reversible case secured by 4 screws
Case number: 2'595'650, 8/75
Closure: 18k white gold Jaeger-LeCoultre double-folding clasp
Size: 36 x 55 mm (width x length including lugs)
Signed: case, dial and movement
Accessories: none
Catalogue Note:
Introduced in 2008, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Gyrotourbillon 2 represents one of the most technically ambitious interpretations of the celebrated Reverso collection. Conceived as a showcase of the manufacture's watchmaking expertise, it is powered by the Calibre 179, featuring a remarkable multi-axis spherical tourbillon with two carriages rotating on perpendicular axes. The model was notably the first wristwatch to incorporate a cylindrical balance spring, a significant achievement that further enhanced chronometric performance. Set within the iconic reversible case, the intricate three-dimensional mechanism creates a striking union of technical innovation and the timeless Art Deco architecture of the Reverso.
Produced in a limited edition of just 75 examples, the present watch is numbered 21 and showcases the spectacular open-worked architecture for which the model is celebrated. Visible from virtually every angle, the rotating spherical tourbillon creates a captivating display of mechanical ingenuity, while the platinum case lends the watch an unmistakable sense of presence and refinement. Combining cutting-edge horological engineering with the instantly recognizable Reverso design, the Gyrotourbillon 2 remains one of the most fascinating and accomplished complications ever produced by Jaeger-LeCoultre.
Showing normal signs of wear consistent with age and use, including scratches to the side of the case, the present example remains an attractive opportunity to acquire one of the manufacture's most important contemporary creations. Produced in only 75 examples, the Gyrotourbillon 2 stands as a landmark achievement in modern watchmaking and a compelling addition to any collection of haute horlogerie.
