Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duoface Day/Night Tray But at the heart of

But at the heart of the moon missions

What you're looking at is a Wrist Chronograph issued by Britain's Royal Navy in the 1950s

but this particular example has to be one of the handsomest we’ve seen

including Nevile Maskelyne

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duoface Day/Night Tray But at the heart ofThe Reverso is, in essence, one of the very first sports wristwatches. Despite its refined and elegant appearance, it combined utility with a sleek Art Deco exterior that has become an icon of horological design. But in the case of the Reverso, looks deceive. Though the model appears at first glance a dress watch, it owes its existence to the gentlemanly sport of polo. While touring India in the early 1930s, Swiss businessman Csar de Trey met a