JLC Q39334M5 REVERSO TRIBUTE

bac_1234Goldengreenwaves.BasedonapaintingbyClaudeMonetduringhisstayinVenicein1908,theReversoTributeEnamelfeaturestheGrandCanalundertheblazingafternoonsun.Theblueandgreenshimmeringwaterisomnipresent,evenreflectedinthepinksky.FollowinginthefootstepsofthefirstReversomodelsof1931,thefrontofthewatchfeaturesaguillochédialwithawavemotif(328lines)enamelledinGrandFeuinanenchantinggreen.Onthereverse,thereproductionofMonet’smasterpieceinminiaturepaintingrevealsahighlycomplexcraft:70hoursofenamellingandseveralkilncyclesat800°Coverasurfaceofjust2cm².

Golden green waves. Based on a painting by Claude Monet during his stay in Venice in 1908, the Reverso Tribute Enamel features the Grand Canal under the blazing afternoon sun. The blue and green shimmering water is omnipresent, even reflected in the pink sky. Following in the footsteps of the first Reverso models of 1931, the front of the watch features a guilloché dial with a wave motif (328 lines) enamelled in Grand Feu in an enchanting green. On the reverse, the reproduction of Monet’s masterpiece in miniature painting reveals a highly complex craft: 70 hours of enamelling and several kiln cycles at 800 °C over a surface of just 2 cm².