Jaeger-LeCoultre
Reverso Classic (Mother of pearl Dial)
Ref. Q3313407
On request
Message on WhatsAppThe Reverso was invented in 1931 so polo players could flip their dial away from the ball, and its Art Deco case has never needed a redesign. It is the rectangle by which all others are judged.
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso Classic, here in 40 x 24mm 18k white gold, carrying a mother of pearl, diamond markers display. 846A keeps it running.
Fun fact: The Reverso case was patented in 1931 so British officers could flip the dial away from a polo mallet. The blank back became a canvas: Jaeger-LeCoultre still engraves and enamels them to order.