Jaeger-LeCoultre

Jaeger-LeCoultre earns its reputation as the watchmaker's watchmaker from the Vallée de Joux, having produced over 1,200 calibres since 1833. The Reverso, introduced in 1931, remains an icon with its reversible case originally designed for polo players. Current models like the Master Ultra Thin Moon feature movements just 4.9mm thick, 20% thinner than the average dress watch from Cartier. This technical prowess attracts collectors who value innovation, with the Reverso Tribute Moon priced at $10,800—significantly less than a comparable Patek Philippe Calatrava.