The Watch: Most tourbillons are fairly baroque: skeleton dials, 45mm+ case sizes, complications. This one goes the other way. JLC introduced it at SIHH 2012 for the Master line's 20th anniversary, a clean dress watch that happens to have a one-minute tourbillon spinning at 6 o'clock.
The dial is eggshell beige with gilt dauphine hands and applied markers. The only interruption is the single aperture where the carriage turns, but the mechanics going on make it a show from any angle.
The pink gold case is 40mm and only 11.3mm thick, which is genuinely impressive with a tourbillon inside. The caliber 982 is an automatic that measures just 6.4mm in height, wound by a 22k gold rotor you can watch through the sapphire caseback.
This 2014 example comes with box and papers in very good condition with light marks, on a deployant buckle.
