The Watch:First designed in 1931 to meet the needs of polo players in colonial India, the reverso was created as a watch that would resist shocks during the game, with its characteristic reversible case flipping to protect the glass crystal.
Over the years, the Reverso has evolved into a symbol of elegance and Swiss watchmaking craftsmanship, prized for both its unique functionality and timeless style.
This is a 2009 Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duoface 272.8.54 originally purchased in Japan. It comes with box and papers, and it’s on the less common (but IMO more wearable) “grains of rice” bracelet rather than a strap.
Condition: This watch is in good condition. There is some wear on the case visible in pictures.
