Jaeger LeCoultre Self winding mechanical (Automatic) Watches Rose Gold

Jaeger LeCoultre Self winding mechanical (Automatic) Watches Rose Gold Details

Limited edition of 300 piecesJaeger-LeCoultre's aim with this model is to create a performance watch that is as intuitive to use as driving an Aston Martin. The AMVOX 2 Chronograph Concept is the ultimate drivers watch. Inspired by the start button on the Aston Martin DB9 dashboard, it is a quantum leap in the world of chronographs. Taking two years to develop and comprising 427 parts, it dedicates 130 parts to the case itself, and a further 25 parts to the complex dial. It is a patented world premiere and is the first chronograph without pushbuttons.A dark-hued highlight runs around the dial with a break between 4 and 8 so that the wearer can appreciate the extraordinary lever mechanism that controls the chronographic functions.The 25-part dial is filled with all sorts of Aston Martin references - the emblematic dark grey of the sports car brand; the circular satin finish similar to the surface effect of the brake disks; the five markers on the highlight band inspired by the DB9s dashboard instruments; the refined contrasts of shiny and matte surfaces reminiscent of the co-existence of polished chromes and sand-molded engine parts; and the distinctive 270 degree sweep of the dial that recalls the historic Jaeger automobile counters of yesteryear.The watch has also undergone 1,000 hours of testing plus 400 hours of tests on the chronograph.Stunning presentation case with push-button opener. Hinged case with Jaeger and Aston logos on screwed-in steel plates. Gorgeous suede and wood interior.Also includes Certificate of Origin with limited numbering. Since 1833, when the inventive Charles Antoine LeCoultre established this venerable watchmaker, it has produced some of the most outstanding and innovative timepieces. It wasn't until 1931, however, that the Jaeger-LeCoultre brand rose to international fame. It was then that the Reverso - an ingenious reversible watch - was unveiled to the public.