Win a Reverso in the Jaeger-LeCoultre Treasure Hunt
Jaeger-LeCoultre invites all brand aficionados to participate in an online competition The Reverso Treasure Hunt for the chance to win a Reverso or a trip to the Jaeger-LeCoultre Manufacture in Le Sentier, Switzerland. The competition is being held on the brand's official Facebook page and will end on March 4th – the anniversary of the filing of the Reverso patent back in 1931. The Reverso Treasure Hunt is designed as an adventure for all Reverso lovers. It combines a virtual journey through the Jaeger-LeCoultre Facebook page in search of the correct answers and a real journey to a special destination where the secret code will be hidden, waiting to be discovered by the participants for the final stage of the competition.Reverso Treasure Hunt: the saga of the Reverso has only just begun.Stage One: Visit Facebook (link below) to answer seven questions about Jaeger-LeCoultre’s iconic Reverso watch. All answers should be correct to get a chance to win. Hint: search for the a

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