Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Email
In this Year of the Reverso, Jaeger-LeCoultre’s cult model is being produced with a brilliant blue enamel dial in a limited series of 50 pieces. The instantly-recognizable Grand Reverso case houses a manually-wound Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 822. The time is displayed on one side, with the second left free for personalization. Additional information appears below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Movement– Mechanical manually-wound movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 822, crafted, assembled and decorated by hand.– 1000 Hours Control – 21,600 vibrations per hour– 21 jewels– thickness: 2.94 mm– 134 parts– 45-hour power reserve

26470 ceramic bezel
i have seen 42mm ROO with ceramic bezel, can we get it for the 26470 safari?will the diver ceramic bezel fit the safari, both 42mm

How many forged carbon divers were made?
Hello, I was wondering (even though we may never know the real number) how many of these were made? They were made for 2 years, I'm guessing about 60 each year, so about 120 all together. Please give your estimate and if you have one, let's count how many are on this forum.I'll start: 1ImageUploadedByTapatalk1406504172.573579.jpg

One Of My Two AP Grails
This one and the RBII in Ti and i'm a happy camperAt least for a couple of months

Interested in a Speedy
Good Evening/Morning, Everyone.I am looking to purchase my first Omega. I was given 2 vintage pieces when my grandfather passed away and at the moment a Rolex is out of reach price wise. I also tend to gravitate towards the Daytona which is out of reach for the moment. I really like how the Speedy looks and wears. I just have a few questions about the major differences between the Speedy Pro and Regular models.Are there any references/calibers that have proven to be problematic, have issues, or that I should try and find?I've been looking on EBay and even though I tend to stay away from online purchases, the particular seller I have found has literally dozens of Speedy's and good feedback. I also would be protected by PayPal protection. I have attached a few links to some of the watches I have looked at. The seller is in Japan. I obviously want the watch to be all original with the original movement, etc, so are there any tells or ways I can identify this? Unfortunately the Canadian do