Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso 'Un Geste' Alligator-Pattern which took the traditional look

which took the traditional look of the Vintage Collection and gave it a more modern feel

Breitling’s milled-edge bezel and internal ‘slide-rule’ scale might be the brand’s single most recognizable feature

There was also a scaled-down version called the Bathyscaphe

It's easy to see why

meant to simulate conditions that they would endure in space

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso 'Un Geste' Alligator-Pattern which took the traditional lookReverso 'Un Geste' The Reverso, Jaeger LeCoultre's most distinctive watch, certainly has an impressive pedigree. One of the world's first sports watches, the Reverso combined utility with a sleek and elegant Art Deco exterior that has become an icon of horological design. This incredible French language ad from the late 1930s calls to a unique 'gesture' that operating a Reverso requires. This gesture, of course, is the operation of the Reverso's