Born out of a challenge
In 1930, businessman César de Trey was challenged to find a way to protect the glass of a watch for polo players during matches. de Trey’s idea was inspired; a case that could be flipped over. He approached his friend Jacques-David LeCoultre to produce the watch and the pair engaged René-Alfred Chauvot to design it. And so the Reverso watch was born.
Feminine and refined, the Reverso One Duetto also comes with a pair of straps. Its interchangeability system means it changes its face not only when you swivel it, but also depending on the strap you choose to wear. In the full gold version, the watch has a distinctly jeweled look with its case, brilliant-cut diamond-paved gadroons, crown and matching bracelet with supple links. In the leather version, it takes on a bolder look, reflected in the shiny Burgundy color of its glittery verso and matching strap.
| Case | Rose gold |
| Movement | Manual |
| Dial | Burgundy-colored and white dial |
| Power Reserve | 50 hours |
| Water Resistance | 3 bar |
| Bracelet | Rose gold, alligator strap |
Born out of a challenge
In 1930, businessman César de Trey was challenged to find a way to protect the glass of a watch for polo players during matches. de Trey’s idea was inspired; a case that could be flipped over. He approached his friend Jacques-David LeCoultre to produce the watch and the pair engaged René-Alfred Chauvot to design it. And so the Reverso watch was born.
