Rendez-Vous Tourbillon Enamel
ref. 34124E3
Available in two versions, one with snow-setting, highlighting the various shades of opaque and translucent enamel, the Rendez-Vous Tourbillon Enamel, measuring 39 mm in diametre, lends the rose a fascinating authenticity. Playfully intertwining bronze and brown hues, this queen of flowers and its dual gem-set heart creeps across feminine faces. A subtle alliance of Fine Jewellery, Rare Crafts and Fine Watchmaking: the hours and minutes tick by with unwavering regularity, while a ring of diamonds embraces the mechanical lace of a tourbillon.
Versions
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Technical details
- Reference:
- 34124E3
- Case material:
- Pink Gold
- Strap/bracelet:
- Satin
- Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre
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- 978
- Movement
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- Automatic
- Pieces number : 302
- Vibrations per hour : 28800
- Power-reserve : 48 Hours
- Jewels : 33
- Barrel : 1
- Height : 7.05 mm
- Functions
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- Hour - Minute
- Seconds
- Tourbillon
- Case
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- Pink Gold
- Water resistance : 5 bar
- Diameter : 39mm
- Thickness : 12.4mm
- Dial
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- Enamel gem-set
- Hands
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- Florale
- Gem-setting
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- Diamond : ~222
- ~2.55 carats
- Strap/bracelet
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- Satin
- Buckle
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- Double Folding Buckle 16.0 mm
Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 978
Focus
Gem-set middle, Rendez-Vous
To enhance the beauty of this watch, the bezel and the middle strip have been set with brilliant-cut diamonds, lending it an elegant jewellery look. In a glamour touch, the crown has been set with an inverted diamond.
Tourbillon graced with diamonds, Rendez-Vous
This watch achieves an elegant blend of jewellery and Haute Horlogerie. The quintessence of elegance and watchmaking refinement. Its movement is embellished with finely crafted decoration and a solid gold monobloc oscillating weight.
Rare crafts: the art of enamelling, Rendez-Vous Tourbillon Enamel
Sophisticated and refined, the Rendez-Vous Tourbillon Enamel showcases the Rare Crafts nurtured by the Manufacture Jaeger-LeCoultre. Inspired by a technique used in watchmaking since the Renaissance, it combines two specialities: engraving and enamelling. The translucent enamel is closely bound to its metal support, allowing its subtly engraved surfaces to show through. This showcases the various effects of light, creating a unique feeling of depth.