Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon à Quantième Perpetuel

Posted 3 years ago

This exceptional model enriches the horological heritage of the Grande Maison with a double-complication movement.

The technical characteristics of its automatic calibre - including a titanium tourbillon carriage, high-inertia and high-frequency balance and an oscillating weight mounted on ceramic ball-bearings - enable it to achieve remarkable levels of performance. Entirely decorated by hand, it testifies to the mastery of rare crafts cultivated within the Grande Maison. Its refined aesthetics and exceptional finishes are a tribute paid by Jaeger-LeCoultre to traditional fine watchmaking.

Watch tested for 1000 hours and water-resistant to 5 ATM

Also available in 950 platinum and in a limited series of 300 in 18-carat yellow gold

Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 987, created in 2009
Mechanical automatic movement with tourbillon and perpetual calendar. 48-hour power reserve, 28,800 vibrations per hour, 47 jewels, 401 parts, 8.15 mm thick

Source: Jaeger-LeCoultre

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Kim says 1 year, 11 months ago:

Now this is a watch. If I can only afford this--or even this other JLC Master (Tourbillon à Quantième Perpétuel), I'd be very, very happy!

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