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SPECIFICHE<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Rarissimo Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso co-firmato da Favre Leuba, con cassa in acciaio e movimento JLC 410 a carica manuale della met\u00e0 degli anni Quaranta.<\/span><\/p>\n

Cassa reversibile in acciaio di 23 mm x 38 mm<\/span><\/p>\n

Mani originali<\/span><\/p>\n

JLC Cal. 410 interno<\/span><\/p>\n

ANALISI<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

La storia della genesi del Reverso \u00e8 nota. \u00c8 un orologio senza tempo con una storia leggendaria. Quando Ren\u00e9-Alfred Chauvot deposit\u00f2 a Parigi, nel marzo del 1931, il brevetto della cassa reversibile, numerato 712868, non poteva immaginare il fortunato destino della sua semplice ma geniale idea tecnica. Pochi mesi dopo, per la precisione a luglio, Cesar De Trey (un noto uomo d'affari legato al mondo dell'orologeria) acquist\u00f2 i diritti di brevetto da Chauvot e chiam\u00f2 l'orologio \"Reverso\". Nemmeno lui poteva immaginare quanto sarebbe diventata epica la storia di quel nome.<\/span><\/p>\n

Nel frattempo, a Grenchen, l'affermata Maison Favre Leuba si accingeva ad affermarsi sui mercati indiani. Il destino del Reverso stava per incrociarsi con quello di Favre Leuba (insieme a quello di Patek Philippe, Hamilton, Movado, Vacheron Constantin e pochi altri). L'ingresso dell'azienda nel mercato indiano degli orologi, negli anni Trenta, fu segnato da un accordo di co-marketing firmato da Favre Leuba, che aveva sempre avuto una forte presenza nella regione. L'accordo prevedeva il doppio marchio per i segnatempo destinati alla regione. In questo contesto, Jaeger-LeCoultre scelse di distribuire la sua innovativa linea Reverso anche in India, apponendo sui quadranti dei modelli sia il proprio logo che quello del partner locale, Favre Leuba.<\/span><\/p>\n

Questa \u00e8 una breve storia dell'orologio che presentiamo. Poche righe di scrittura sono sufficienti a trasmettere l'importanza storica di questo pezzo.<\/span><\/p>\n

Il quadrante ha uno sfondo chiaro ricoperto da un'affascinante patina e presenta numeri arabi per indicare le ore. Il quadrante dei piccoli secondi si trova nella parte inferiore del quadrante. Le lancette hanno la tipica forma a spada.<\/span><\/p>\n

La splendida cassa reversibile in acciaio porta con s\u00e9 tutta la storia del nome dell'orologio: il corpo della cassa del quadrante\/movimento scorre all'interno di due binari che terminano con un perno che attraversa l'estremit\u00e0, consentendo di invertirla e di bloccarla con una serratura a doppia semisfera.<\/span><\/p>\n

Questo leggendario orologio ospita il calibro 410 di manifattura Jaeger LeCoultre. Sebbene il Reverso fosse inizialmente dotato di movimenti di manifattura Tavannes, JLC aveva gi\u00e0 sviluppato un calibro a bariletto in grado di alimentare l'orologio con elevate prestazioni. Nel 1933 \u00e8 nato il movimento JLC 410, che ha avuto molti derivati (tra cui il n. 11). Si tratta di un calibro di circa 8\u2033 x 11\u2033 lignes (17,85 mm x 24,55 mm) con 17 rubini e che funziona a 18.000 alternanze l'ora.<\/span><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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L'ingresso dell'azienda nel mercato indiano degli orologi, negli anni Trenta, fu segnato da un accordo di co-marketing firmato da Favre Leuba, che aveva sempre avuto una forte presenza nella regione. L'accordo prevedeva il doppio marchio per i segnatempo destinati alla regione. In questo contesto, Jaeger-LeCoultre scelse di distribuire la sua innovativa linea Reverso anche in India, apponendo sui quadranti dei modelli sia il proprio logo che quello del partner locale, Favre Leuba. Questa \u00e8 una breve storia dell'orologio che presentiamo. Poche righe di scrittura sono sufficienti a trasmettere l'importanza storica di questo pezzo. Il quadrante ha uno sfondo chiaro ricoperto da un'affascinante patina e presenta numeri arabi per indicare le ore. Il contatore dei piccoli secondi si trova nella parte inferiore del quadrante. Le lancette hanno la tipica forma a spada. 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This agreement provided for the dual branding of timepieces destined for the region. In this context, Jaeger-LeCoultre chose to distribute its innovative Reverso line in India as well, placing both its own logo and that of its local partner, Favre Leuba, on the dials of the models. This is a brief history of the watch we present. A few lines of writing are enough to convey the historical importance of this piece. The dial has a light background covered with a fascinating patina and features Arabic numerals to indicate the hours. The small seconds subdial is located at the bottom of the dial. The hands are typically sword-shaped. The glorious reversible steel case carries with it the entire history of the watch's name: the dial\/movement case body slides inside two rails that end in a pin passing through the end, allowing it to be inverted and secured with a double hemisphere lock. This legendary watch houses the Jaeger LeCoultre manufacture caliber 410. Although the Reverso initially featured Tavannes manufacture movements, JLC had already developed a barrel-shaped caliber that could power the watch with high performance. In 1933, the JLC 410 movement was born, which had many derivatives (including the n. 11). 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Cassa reversibile in acciaio di 23 mm x 38 mm Lancette originali JLC Cal. 410 all'interno ANALISI La storia della genesi del Reverso \u00e8 nota. \u00c8 un orologio senza tempo con una storia leggendaria. Quando Ren\u00e9-Alfred Chauvot deposit\u00f2 a Parigi, nel marzo del 1931, il brevetto per la cassa reversibile, numerato 712868, non poteva immaginare il fortunato destino della sua semplice ma geniale idea tecnica. Pochi mesi dopo, per la precisione a luglio, Cesar De Trey (un noto uomo d'affari legato al mondo dell'orologeria) acquist\u00f2 i diritti di brevetto da Chauvot e chiam\u00f2 l'orologio \"Reverso\". Nemmeno lui poteva immaginare quanto sarebbe diventata epica la storia di quel nome. Nel frattempo, a Grenchen, la Maison Favre Leuba, gi\u00e0 da tempo affermata, stava per affermarsi sui mercati indiani. Il destino del Reverso stava per incrociarsi con quello di Favre Leuba (insieme a quello di Patek Philippe, Hamilton, Movado, Vacheron Constantin e pochi altri). L'ingresso dell'azienda nel mercato indiano degli orologi, negli anni Trenta, fu segnato da un accordo di co-marketing firmato da Favre Leuba, che aveva sempre avuto una forte presenza nella regione. L'accordo prevedeva il doppio marchio per i segnatempo destinati alla regione. In questo contesto, Jaeger-LeCoultre scelse di distribuire la sua innovativa linea Reverso anche in India, apponendo sui quadranti dei modelli sia il proprio logo che quello del partner locale, Favre Leuba. Questa \u00e8 una breve storia dell'orologio che presentiamo. Poche righe di scrittura sono sufficienti a trasmettere l'importanza storica di questo pezzo. Il quadrante ha uno sfondo chiaro ricoperto da un'affascinante patina e presenta numeri arabi per indicare le ore. Il contatore dei piccoli secondi si trova nella parte inferiore del quadrante. Le lancette hanno la tipica forma a spada. La splendida cassa reversibile in acciaio porta con s\u00e9 tutta la storia del nome dell'orologio: il corpo della cassa del quadrante\/movimento scorre all'interno di due binari che terminano con un perno che passa attraverso l'estremit\u00e0, consentendo di invertirla e di fissarla con una serratura a doppia semisfera. Questo leggendario orologio ospita il calibro 410 di manifattura Jaeger LeCoultre. Sebbene il Reverso fosse inizialmente dotato di movimenti di manifattura Tavannes, JLC aveva gi\u00e0 sviluppato un calibro a bariletto in grado di alimentare l'orologio con elevate prestazioni. Nel 1933 \u00e8 nato il movimento JLC 410, che ha avuto molti derivati (tra cui il n. 11). 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