The unique story of each Jaeger-LeCoultre watch begins in the workshops of the Vallée de Joux in Switzerland and truly comes to life on the wrist of the person who wears it, who makes it their own.
This exceptional Rendez-Vous watch from Jaeger-LeCoultre is an ode to gemsetting, both in terms of its mastery and the creativity instilled by the artisan. The spectacle is everywhere, on each face of this white gold watch, resplendent with baguette-set or snow-set precious stones. Across nearly half of the dial, the celestial vault is represented by a carpet of 301 sapphires of various sizes forming a fascinating nebula. The brilliance of the stones, the celestial monochrome of the colors, this piece arouses real fascination.
The moon phase is the most feminine of complications. Marvelously showcased on this piece by the generous space it occupies on the dial, Jaeger-LeCoultre also wanted to endow it with a precision at the height of the innovation that characterizes the house. A classic moon phase has a one-day shift every two and a half years. This Rendez-Vous Moon is designed to remain accurate for 972 years. Eternity, or almost. A mysterious star-shaped hand delicately indicates the time chosen for an upcoming rendezvous.
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 935, a self-winding mechanical movement, is enhanced with a moon phase display and offers a 40-hour power reserve.
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