Combining the timeless elegance of the Reverso case with the sophistication of a dual-time display, this extraordinary 1971 example stands among the rarest and most refined interpretations ever produced by Jaeger-LeCoultre during the golden era of rectangular dress watches. Housed in an elegant yellow gold reversible case, the watch is distinguished by the presence of both a classical white dial and an exceptionally rare black dial, creating a striking aesthetic contrast rarely encountered on vintage Reverso production.

Originally conceived in the 1930s for polo players seeking to protect their watch crystals during sporting activities, the Reverso rapidly evolved into one of the most iconic and architecturally significant wristwatch designs of the twentieth century. By the 1970s, production had become extremely limited, rendering surviving examples from the period particularly elusive and highly desirable among collectors. The dual-time configuration further enhances the technical and aesthetic appeal of the piece, while the elegant Roman numerals and blued steel hands preserve the timeless Art Deco spirit that defines the Reverso lineage.

Adding further exclusivity, the watch is accompanied by its 18k yellow gold deployant clasp, completing an exceptionally coherent and luxurious ensemble. Combining rarity, elegant proportions and remarkable visual presence, this highly unusual dual-dial Reverso represents a superb example of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s creativity and refinement during one of the manufacture’s most collectible periods.