These are three of Jaeger-LeCoultre's most complicated timepieces. Jaeger-LeCoultre Special Hybris Mechanica collector's watch safe Custom engraved gold Reverso casebacks Movement baseplates and bridges Escapements being prepared prior to Rado Florence assembly Uncased Duometre movement Complicated timepieces in the Haute Horology department More difficult timepieces at the Haute Horology department Screws that have been blued Hand-painted enamel timepieces Another look at the beautiful hand-painted dials in their in-house "Enamel" department,
mostly Reverso watches Miniature watch parts and also the tools that help create them Another shot of the Vallee de Joux, a place that wasn't quite as cold and snowy as in the Jaeger-LeCoultre factory Jaeger-LeCultre Minute Repeater A high-end Jaeger-LeCoultre timepiece with a beautiful three-quarter plate Display case of Rado Florence watch custom Enamel painted and engraved Reverso watchesAfter viewing and photographing the timepieces, Marc Menant and I met Jaeger-LeCoultre Marketing Director, St phane Belmont, and inventive Director, Janek Deleskiewicz.
We then went to the restaurant that's frequently used like a spot to meet with clients, press and business partners. One of the best options that come with this restaurant, apart from the amazing French cuisine, is a perfect view of Lac de Joux out the replica Rado Florence watch window, from your table. Our lunch was a delicious five course meal, including white fish which was actually caught within the Lac de Joux. We also enjoyed a great bottle of Swiss Riesling white wine.
