Jaeger-Lecoultre Watches

Since 1833, Jaeger-LeCoultre has embodied the finest in Swiss horology: innovation, precision, and design. A true benchmark in the world of luxury timepieces, the Manufacture from the Vallée de Joux distinguishes itself through complete mastery of its craft—from movement development to final assembly. As specialists in high-end watchmaking on the French Riviera, we are proud to offer in our boutiques a curated selection of men Jaeger-LeCoultre's most iconic watches, where refinement meets technical excellence.

A Legacy of Innovation Since 1833

The story begins when Antoine LeCoultre founded his workshop in Le Sentier, in Switzerland’s Jura Mountains. His early inventions (most notably the Millionomètre in 1844) set new standards in watchmaking precision. The 1937 merger with Edmond Jaeger, a renowned Parisian watchmaker, gave rise to Jaeger-LeCoultre, a fully integrated watchmaking powerhouse.

Over the decades, the brand has remained at the forefront of technical advancement, introducing innovations such as the silent automatic winding system, the Memovox alarm watch, and the Gyrotourbillon, a groundbreaking multi-axis tourbillon.

Technical Innovations and Unique Features

Jaeger-LeCoultre stands out as one of the very few fully integrated Manufactures, crafting its own movements, cases, and components in-house.

Among its most remarkable technical feats:

• The Calibre 101, still the world’s smallest mechanical movement
• The Gyrotourbillon, a multi-axis spherical tourbillon that defies gravity
• The Duomètre Chronograph, which separates timekeeping from chronograph functions to avoid interference
• Mastery of complications such as perpetual calendars, minute repeaters, and mechanical alarms

Every movement is subjected to an extensive “1000 Hours Control” testing protocol, ensuring lasting performance, accuracy, and reliability.

Jaeger-LeCoultre's Signature Collections

The richness of the company is reflected in its emblematic collections, each embodying a part of the brand's watchmaking identity. Discover all our Jaeger-LeCoultre Master watches, symbols of classic elegance and precision.

Reverso

Created in 1931 for polo players, the Reverso is recognisable by its rectangular, pivoting case. It is now available in classic, Duoface (dual time-zone) and Tribute models, as well as with complications such as the moon phases and perpetual calendar. The Reverso One, with its slimmer proportions, is particularly appreciated for its timeless elegance.

Master Control

Elegant, understated, and mechanically impeccable, the Master Control line features minimalist dials paired with useful complications such as power reserve, chronograph, and annual calendar. Each timepiece undergoes Jaeger-LeCoultre’s rigorous “1000 Hours Control” certification process. The Master Ultra Thin line is distinguished by its exceptional slenderness, embodying the discreet elegance characteristic of the brand.

Polaris

Inspired by the 1968 Memovox Polaris, this collection blends sporty aesthetics with sophisticated design. Powered by robust automatic calibers, Polaris watches are ideal for active lifestyles.

Rendez-Vous

Delicate and feminine, the Rendez-Vous collection combines technical complications (moon phases, calendar, tourbillon) with jewelled aesthetics. Jaeger LeCoultre watches are designed for women who are looking for both elegance and mechanical substance.

Duomètre

This line introduces a revolutionary concept: two independent gear trains—one for timekeeping, the other for complications—powered by dual barrels working in harmony. The result is unrivaled precision.

A High-End Positioning That Remains Accessible

Jaeger-LeCoultre occupies a rare position in luxury watchmaking: ultra-high quality at a relatively accessible price—particularly given the brand’s vertical integration.

• Entry-level models start around €4,000, such as the Reverso Classic in stainless steel with quartz movement.
• Mid-range models range from €7,000 to €15,000, including automatic Master Control, Polaris, and Reverso Duoface watches with complications.
• Advanced complications like minute repeaters and perpetual calendars are typically priced between €50,000 and €150,000.
• The most prestigious timepieces, such as the Gyrotourbillon, can exceed €400,000, always retaining a refined, understated aesthetic.

Jaeger-LeCoultre offers an exceptional value proposition for collectors and enthusiasts seeking uncompromising quality.

Our Watchmaking Services: Precision at Every Level

We offer a full range of repair and maintenance services dedicated to preserving the beauty and functionality of high-end timepieces such as Jaeger-LeCoultre.

Our services include:

• Full servicing of mechanical and automatic movements
  
• Water-resistance testing and gasket replacement
  
• Professional polishing of cases and bracelets
  
• Original parts replacement for damaged or worn components

Our certified watchmakers use specialized equipment and follow Jaeger-LeCoultre’s strict technical standards. Each service begins with a detailed diagnostic and cost estimate.

Discover Our Boutiques

We invite you to experience our curated Jaeger-LeCoultre selection at our boutiques on the French Riviera, where our expert team is ready to guide you:

• Nice: Located in the heart of the city, this boutique offers a refined atmosphere and an exceptional selection.
• Cannes: Just steps from the Croisette, this space blends luxury and personalization, with exclusive timepieces available.
• Monaco: A prestigious address for high-end horology, where rare and complicated pieces are showcased with bespoke service.

Our advisors will assist you in finding the ideal watch to match your lifestyle, needs, and personal taste.

Jaeger-LeCoultre perfectly embodies the union of heritage craftsmanship and cutting-edge innovation. Every watch is a legacy of excellence, crafted to transcend generations. As passionate horology experts, we are proud to offer these rare and timeless creations.

We welcome you to explore the world of Jaeger-LeCoultre at our boutiques in Nice, Cannes, and Monaco—where fine watchmaking comes to life.