Time For A Classic: Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duo Watch
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso is one of the most classic watches out there still being made today. Easily up there in some top 10 list, if one was ever to be established (note to self - work on top 10 classic watches list). Since its creation way back when (maybe the 1930s) it has been an iconic watch for Jaeger-LeCoultre. One of the most simple and classic, but still interesting Reverso models being sold today is the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duo. The original Reverso watches did not have dual faces. One side was metal to protect the watch during polo matches. When Jaeger-LeCoultre really revived the Reverso watch, they decided to put the other side of the watch to good use, and give the timepiece two faces.As such, you can flip around the watch to get another side. In this instance each side has a different watch face design, each showing its own time. The internal manually wound mechanical movement powers both faces, that each give a different time. The images you see are for display

PO bracelet
Hello All,Any recomendations for a third party bracelet for the PO (42mm) that has micro adjsutments and locking clasp?Thanks!Wardman

Golden Ellipse 3738
Hi,Is there a secret trick to get get to the case back to see case number and ref on the 3738 other than stripping the hands and dial and loosen the winding stem? I mean when you snap the case the winding stem is attached to the back and not the front part like you would expect. Seems like an awful lot of job to do a little thing but maybe I am missing something very obvious...Henkan

New addition: Pics inside
I think I've discovered a whole new meaning to love. I can't stop staring at this thing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hard decision: Explorer (36 mm) or dark rhodium Yacht Master (37 mm)?
Hello,for a male I have a rather small wrist (only 17 mm) and my every day watch is an OP Date (34 mm).Next, I plan to buy a sports watch, but almost all of the Rolex watches I have tried on are way too big or just feel awkward on me. As for now, it only comes down to a 36 mm Explorer (114270), which would have to be pre-owned. (Again, the new 39 mm feels too big.)On the other hand, I could just wait (and save) for the new 37 mm dark rhodium Yacht Master (268622). I have tried on a 35 mm YM (168622) and with 2 extra mm it could just fit right.So what do you guys say: go for a decent used Explorer or wait for the new YM?Thanks for your opinions!