Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Master Control family spans every watch style from dressy three-handers to grand complications, and has evolved into a core commercial collection over its three decade evolution.
It could be the perfect Calatrava or Grand Complication alternative to all those authorised dealers wondering how to capitalise on life after Patek Philippe.
Constantly updated since 1992, Jaeger-Le Coultre today adds a an opulent Chronograph Calendar in pink gold with a black dial to the Master Control line, which takes its name from the 1,000-Hour Control Certification that is now standard for all watches from the maison.
The elegant complication watch comes in a 40mm case with an outwardly sloping bezel and curved lugs giving it a relaxed feel on the wrist.
Hours, minutes, small seconds, day, date, month, moon phases, chronograph with 30-minute counter and pulsometer are driven by JLC’s automatic Calibre 759, an integrated chronograph movement with a 65-hour power reserve.
The Master Control Chronograph Calendar, standing just 12.05mm tall, comes on a black alligator leather strap with pink gold clasp.
It is on sale from today for £31,200.
