Jaeger-LeCoultre Watches from Proworth.com

• Jaeger-LeCoultre

Hardly does an introduction seems necessary for such an illustrious house as Jaeger-LeCoultre. As a charter member of the first tier of top-ten "In-House" timepieces "Manufactures," JLC has little competition in Switzerland, or anywhere else for that matter. This "Manufacture" (Manufacture being defined as a company that produces their own movements, and in some instances their own cases, dials, hands, etc.) holds patents to the most amount of singularly unique (bauches (almost 50 now), than any other manufacture in all of Switzerland. Eliminate all but the Reverso (bauches, and they still have the most. An amazing fact regarding the majority of JLC's movements is that they are created primarily in integrated fashion. Meaning without the need of added modules for added complications like Chrono, or Moon Phase. In creating these movements, LeCoultre has in their catalog, several Tourbillon styles, numerous Perpetual Calendars, a handful of Geographic World Timers, a Manual-Wind Chronograph with Column Wheel Chrono control, Alarms galore, and of course the Extreme World Compressor Divers, Diving Pro Geographic and Diving Chronograph. It doesn't stop there either. The Sun/Moon, the Power-Reserve, the 8-Day, their Minute Repeater, the Amvox Alarm, the Zodiac Table, the Equation of Sun, and of course their Carbon Fiber Master Compressor Extreme LAB that is the first lubrication free Tourbillon, are impressive as they are important. For a company that began in 1833 as LeCoultre (adding the Alsatian watchmakers, Edmond Jaeger's name to the marque in 1937), this "Manufacture" consistently demonstrates to their minimal peerage the proper avenue to success in the Valle de Joux

• Jaeger-LeCoultre

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