Jaeger-LeCoultre Unveils The Reverso Tribute Enamel Series

Jaeger-LeCoultre has unveiled three new limited-edition timepieces in its Reverso Tribute Enamel series, coinciding with the Homo Faber Biennial exhibition in Venice. Each watch celebrates the artistry of Claude Monet, showcasing his iconic works through intricate designs. The artisans have meticulously recreated the impasto effect, which is characterized by textured layers of paint, on the case-backs of the watches, reflecting Monet's masterful depictions of Venice's landscapes. The dials of these timepieces feature hand-guilloché patterns that take up to eight hours to complete. These patterns are inspired by the reflections of light on water, enhancing the visual appeal of the watches. The translucent grand feu enamel used in the dials comes in shades that resonate with the tones of Monet's paintings, particularly evoking the tranquil atmosphere of Venice. One of the featured pieces depicts the Doge’s Palace, painted from a gondola at dawn, capturing the enchanting beauty of the location. The lozenge guilloché pattern on the dial, set in translucent blue grand feu enamel, plays with light and shadow, mirroring Monet's fascination with the dynamic light of Venice. This series not only highlights the craftsmanship of Jaeger-LeCoultre but also serves as a tribute to Monet's legacy, merging fine watchmaking with the world of art. The introduction of these timepieces reinforces the brand's commitment to celebrating cultural heritage through exquisite horological creations.