Tag: Jaeger-LeCoultre
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Nicolas Bonneville in Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Made of Makers programme
Jaeger-LeCoultre unveils its latest collaboration under the Made of Makers programme – the acclaimed French perfumer Nicolas Bonneville created three exclusive olfactory signatures for La Grande Maison.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre – Reverso Tribute Enamel, Homo Faber 2024
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On the occasion of Homo Faber 2024, Jaeger-LeCoultre pays homage to the host city with three new limited-edition Reverso Tribute Enamel timepieces.
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Celebrating craftsmanship at the Homo Faber Biennial
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Jaeger-LeCoultre announced its participation in the third edition of the Homo Faber Biennial in Venice in September, by showcasing the talent and traditional savoir-faire of the Maison in both watchmaking and the decorative arts.
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Homo Faber at London Craft Week
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Co-creations handcrafted by the participants of the first edition of the Homo Faber Fellowship will be exhibited at London Craft Week this May. The Homo Faber Fellowship programme is supported by Jaeger-LeCoultre.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre at Watches and Wonders 2024
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‘Mastery of Precision’ was Jaeger-LeCoultre’s theme at the Watches and Wonders 2024. In this spirit, the manufacture introduced two new Duometre movements and all in beautiful housing, of course.
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Reverso Stories in Zurich
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This autumn Jaeger-LeCoultre dedicates a special event to its signature creation, the Reverso. The Reverso Stories Experience at Zurich main station offers a glimpse into the history, the craftsmanship and the lifestyle around this watch icon until 30 October.
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The Dream Shaper
This July Jaeger-LeCoultre in Zürich showcases the “Dream Shaper” Exhibition. You can find great timepieces in the Boutique, highlighting the changing shape and style of the feminine creations throughout time.
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‘The Reverso Stories’
Jaeger-LeCoultre opens ‘The Reverso Stories’ exhibition in the Vallée de Joux – the place where the Reverso was born and the home of La Grande Maison since 1833. The travelling exhibition explores the different facets of the iconic timepiece.
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Travel through time
The Beyer Clock and Watch Museum just opened a new exhibition. ‘Travel through time’ is dedicated to the evolution of timepieces which accompanied travellers throughout the centuries.