Debuting in 1931, the Reverso is one of the most recognizable designs in the history of watchmaking thanks to its Art Deco-inspired rectangular silhouette and signature rotating case.
Over the years, Jaeger-LeCoultre has produced countless variations of the Reverso with multiple faces, in various sizes and colors, and with myriad complications. But arguably, none have given the watch as successful a reinvention as this 2025 model in monotone pink gold on a Milanese bracelet.
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A Reverso on a bracelet is rare enough as it is, but never before have we seen a version of this iconic watch where the bracelet was so intrinsic to the overall design. The bracelet here feels as crucial to the overall design as it does on the Vacheron 222. To put this Reverso on a leather strap would just feel wrong.
The bracelet consists of 16 meters of 18K pink gold threads and integrates seamlessly with the 18K pink gold case, both of which are mirror-polished. The visual cohesion extends to the dial, with matching pink gold dauphine hands and trapezoidal indices sitting on a color-matched grained dial.
