Jaeger le Coultre
Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Shadow Ref. 251.880.864 - Two-Tone Grey Dial with Figaro Bracelet
Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Shadow Ref. 251.880.864 - Two-Tone Grey Dial with Figaro Bracelet
There is something wonderfully cool about this Reverso Shadow: its smoky two-tone dial and sculptural steel bracelet make an Art Deco classic feel unexpectedly contemporary.
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Shadow is an interpretation of the famous reversible watch. Its darker outer dial, lighter charcoal centre and silver railway track create a layered, architectural look. Warmly aged Arabic numerals and luminous sword hands bring vintage character to the restrained design.
What makes this example especially stylish is its seven-row stainless-steel Figaro bracelet. The articulated links catch the light differently from the brushed case, giving the watch a relaxed presence on the wrist. An attractive alternative to a leather-strapped Reverso.
The reversible steel case combines satin and polished finishes, retaining well-defined edges and crisp decorative grooves. Both the dial and its aged luminous details present beautifully.
Measuring 33 x 23 mm, with a 38 mm lug-to-lug length, it wears comfortably and discreetly. Inside is the hand-wound calibre 846/1. This example comes with its 1994 German guarantee booklet and Jaeger-LeCoultre documentation of a full service in 2023. Our watchmaker has checked and regulated it.
For us, this is a Reverso with vintage soul and everyday versatility. Quietly different, seriously stylish.
Specifications:
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Shadow, ref. 251.880.864
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Sold in Germany in 1994
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33 x 23 mm steel case; 38 mm lug-to-lug
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Two-tone grey dial with luminous Arabic numerals
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Manual-winding calibre 846/1
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Seven-row steel Figaro bracelet, JLC folding clasp
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Original guarantee booklet and 2023 JLC service documentation
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Fully serviced by an experienced professional watchmaker
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One-year mechanical warranty
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Fully insured worldwide shipping included
Historical Context
Created in 1931, the Reverso's rotating case was conceived to protect its dial during sport. The 1990s Shadow brought a darker, more utilitarian character to that enduring Art Deco design.
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