The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso collection was born in 1931, Responding to the needs of British officers and polo players stationed in India. They needed a watch that could protect the watch glass from breakage during polo matches while maintaining elegance. To address this, They devised an ingenious design that flipped the case to protect the dial. The name "Reverso" is derived from the Latin word for "to turn over." This flipping case design has become a signature feature of the collection.
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface Q7168420, Released in 2023, Features a pink gold case and black dial. Measuring 45.6mm x 27.4mm and approximately 7.56mm thick, It features a rectangular silhouette with an Art Deco feel and a minimalist design reminiscent of the original Reverso from the 1930s. The dial features trapezoidal applied indexes, Dauphine hands, And a railroad minute track, Creating a sophisticated impression. The case, Characteristic of the Reverso, Flips open to protect the dial or allow for engraving on the back. Blending elegance with modern practicality, This watch is ideal for those who appreciate a classic square watch, The unique Reverso construction, And the imposing appeal of black.

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