Jaeger LeCoultre Master Compressor Lady Watches

An anthem to creation and creativity, to artistic effervescence and to technical innovations, the third edition of the Yearbook features Jaeger-LeCoultre's brightest 2009 highlights. An eagerly anticipated treat for collectors and connoisseurs of fine watchmaking, this publication is designed to be leafed through, read and savoured like an invitation to enter the universe of a brand that is open to the world. It is imbued with a unique philosophy: that of sharing a passion and of turning towards horizons illuminated by culture, dreams and beauty. It admirably expresses a distinctive vision by means of images and photography reflecting the spirit of the Manufacture. And last but not least, it provides abundant food for thought through articles written by well-known authors who tell the story of Jaeger-LeCoultre and guide watchmaking into uncharted contemplative territory. This third edition is full of superlatives, featuring exceptional creations embodying major technical feats; arts that share with mechanics the same majestic sense of accomplishment; and human adventures that foster excellence and the ability to sublimate the moment at hand. Yearbook 3 casts the spotlight on nature, on music, on film-making, on watchmaking�� In a word, on time in the most absolute sense of the term. As readers browse through the pages, they journey from the infinitely small to the infinitely large. They celebrate the 80th anniversary of Calibre 101, still the smallest mechanical movement ever made. They probe the secrets of the Hybris Mechanica 55 trilogy uniting 55 complications within three wristwatches. They discover the incredible instrumentation of the 1300 parts housed within the latest release, the Hybris Mechanica �� Grande Sonnerie, which reinvents the rarest of all horological complications that has the astonishing capability of playing the entire Big Ben chime�� This yearbook also whisks readers from the Joux Valley to the Venice lagoon, where they find themselves swept up into the magic of movies at the International Film Festival known as the Mostra and officially partnered by Jaeger-LeCoultre. A perfect opportunity to bring together two major talents from the respective worlds of photography and cinema, Marcel Hartmann and Diane Kruger, in creating a fairytale stage-setting for Calibre 101. And also to pay tribute to the close ties between Venice and Federico Fellini, to whom the Jeu de Paume Museum is devoting a retrospective. This formidable array of human, mechanical, artistic and historical masterpieces have made an indelible imprint on our collective memory and live on in a sphere beyond time. Yearbook Three is available in English and French versions from all Jaeger-LeCoultre boutiques or at www.jaeger-lecoultre.com as of December 1st 2009.

This Master Compressor W-Alarm Valentino Rossi is another watch from Jaeger LeCoultre inspired of motoGP racing and of course Valentino Rossi himself. We have seen Jaeger LeCoultre create version of this but this one displays a more luxurious style.The last version of their Valentino Rossi inspired watch was focused more on its sportiness rather than its elegance so this time they are making something for motoGP and Valentino Rossi enthusiasts that prefer elegance in their sports watches. This watch from Jaeger Le Coultre is crafted with an 18 carat rose gold case and matched with an elegant alligator leather strap for its elegant look. This watch's sportiness is found on the dial where the functions of a world time, date, and alarm are shown. The world clock can be seen surrounding the dial while the date can be found on the 3 o'clock and the alarm clock on the 9 o'clock position shown vertically. These functions lie on the black dial with accents of white hour markers, indexes and gold hands with luminescent coating.This Master Compressor W-Alarm Valentino Rossi by Jaeger LeCoultre is indeed a watch to collect. This timepiece is available in limited edition of 346 pieces and retails for as much as $25,100.00.