Jaeger-LeCoultre Watches and Wonders
JAEGER-LECOULTRE — WATCHES AND WONDERS 2026
From the Vallée de Joux to Geneva. A pursuit of precision shaped by heritage, elevated through innovation.
Valley of Inventions
Every legend has its origin. For Jaeger-LeCoultre, it begins in the Vallée de Joux — a remote and demanding environment that shaped both its watchmakers and its philosophy. Precision here is not an outcome, but a discipline formed over generations.
At Watches and Wonders 2026, the Maison advances this legacy with a collection of new timepieces that refine accuracy, reimagine classic designs, and introduce highly complex mechanical innovation.
Eight New Timepieces
A complete showcase spanning classic complications, modern interpretations, and advanced calibres.
Advanced Chronometry
From perpetual calendars to multi-axis tourbillons, each piece is engineered for greater precision.
Hybris Innovation
New complications push the limits of what is mechanically possible in Haute Horlogerie.
Métiers Rares™
Artistry meets watchmaking through enamel, engraving, and gem-setting at the highest level.
MASTER CONTROL CHRONOMETRE PERPETUAL CALENDAR
A refined balance of complexity and clarity. The perpetual calendar displays day, date, month, and moon phase across four harmonized sub-dials, maintaining legibility within a highly technical composition.
Available in stainless steel with a blue-grey gradient dial or pink gold with warm bronze tones, the finishing introduces depth through opaline and azuré textures, with a hammered gold-leaf moon phase adding subtle dimension.
MASTER CONTROL CHRONOMETRE DATE POWER RESERVE
Inspired by the 1951 Futurematic, this 39mm execution introduces a dual sub-dial layout with a clear, functional display of power reserve and date.
The Calibre 738 delivers 70 hours of autonomy, enhanced by refined finishing including bevelled bridges and Côtes de Genève decoration, visible through the sapphire caseback.
MASTER CONTROL CHRONOMETRE DATE
Defined by proportion and restraint, the 38mm case offers versatility without compromise. Sunray dials in blue-grey or bronze tones interact with light through faceted indexes and Dauphine hands.
An integrated three-row bracelet completes the design, alternating polished and satin finishes for fluidity and comfort on the wrist.
MASTER HYBRIS INVENTIVA GYROTOURBILLON À STRATOSPHÈRE
A new benchmark in mechanical precision. The triple-axis tourbillon covers 98% of positional variations, dramatically improving timekeeping stability.
Housed in platinum, the movement is revealed through guilloché, enamel, and hand-finished bridges, presenting both technical mastery and visual depth.
MASTER HYBRIS MECHANICA ULTRA THIN MINUTE REPEATER TOURBILLON
An ultra-thin construction meets high complication. At just 5mm thick, the movement integrates a minute repeater with a flying tourbillon.
The open-worked architecture, sapphire bridges, and visible 566 components create a transparent view into one of the most demanding achievements in watchmaking.
MASTER GRANDE TRADITION TOURBILLON JUMPING DATE
A reinterpretation of a signature complication. The jumping date mechanism adds a dynamic element to the traditional tourbillon display.
A deep blue barleycorn dial and visible ‘papillon’ mechanism highlight both technical ingenuity and refined finishing.
MÉTIERS RARES™ — REVERSO COLLECTIONS
Beyond mechanical precision, Jaeger-LeCoultre continues to explore artistic expression through Métiers Rares™. These new Reverso pieces transform the case into a canvas, combining enamel, engraving, and gem-setting.
LA VALLÉE DES MERVEILLES™
Inspired by natural landscapes, this new capsule introduces dreamlike Reverso One designs. Scenes drawn from Hawaii and Japan are rendered through Grand Feu enamel and intricate gem-setting.
Each piece captures a moment of nature with depth, color, and remarkable detail, turning timekeeping into visual storytelling.
REVERSO TRIBUTE ENAMEL — HOKUSAI
Continuing its dialogue with art, Jaeger-LeCoultre reinterprets Hokusai’s Waterfalls series through enamel miniature painting and hand-guilloché.
Each dial requires extensive handwork, with engraved patterns and translucent enamel creating depth, movement, and contrast between stillness and flow.
Precision shaped by origin. Innovation defined by execution.