The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso is an iconic luxury watch created in 1931. Designed to protect the crystal from impacts during polo matches in India, it is famous for its Art Deco-style rectangular case, which can be rotated 180°, and its solid caseback, originally designed to withstand blows from a polo mallet.

Reference Q3732523 is a limited edition of 200 pieces, first released in 2011 to celebrate the Reverso’s 80th anniversary. The white enamel dial is of unrivalled purity, displaying no hue other than a brilliant white that looks perfect from every angle. The texture of the applied lettering adds to the dial’s appeal. The whole is encased in a rose gold case and fitted with an alligator leather strap. The watch perfectly embodies the Reverso’s DNA: although it is a commemorative timepiece, the purity of its design makes it perfectly wearable for everyday use, despite being one of the rarest Reverso versions ever produced by the Vallée de Joux manufacture.

This specific piece, sold in 2016 at the manufacture, comes with its original box and the sales documents for manufacture employees, which is a receipt of sale and not a guarantee, as is standard procedure for internal sales. It comes from its first owner and is in mint condition.