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Each year since 2007, Jaeger-LeCoultre has published its Yearbook, a large-format, richly-illustrated book that draws inspiration from the latest activities of the watchmakers from the Vall��e de Joux. The fifth opus is dedicated to the Reverso, in honor of the 80th anniversary of the timepiece with the dual personality. Find images from the Yearbook Five and information about availability inside. The latest Yearbook presents images of some of the rarest, most emblematic Reversos as it highlights the duality inherent in the design. The swivel case was originally invented to protect the timepiece during polo matches, though from the earliest days the two-sided case went beyond its simple protective function. The back of the timepiece has been interpreted in a multitude of ways: personalization, adornment of the mechanism, second time zone, gem-setting, etc.Past Yearbooks have been produced under the gaze of Italian quick-change artist Arturo Brachetti, the pen of Russian journalist Eduar

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