Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso 1931 Cordonnet QVE90101

The Reverso appeared in 1931 and asserted itself due to its design, but above all because of its functionality. It was the first watch to offer a reversible case. With numerals replacing baton markers and subtle corner brackets replacing the original minutes track, the 1931 Reverso Cordonnet demonstrates the Reverso’s early adaptability to different wearers. This pioneering ladies’ model features a steel case fitted with Calibre T051, sourced from the highly reputable Tavannes for the first year of the Reverso’s life, allowing LeCoultre & Cie time to develop its own, shaped movements to fit the contours of the rectangular case.