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Antoine LeCoultre opened his workshop in Le Sentier; the manufacture there has produced more than 1,200 distinct calibres and supplies movements to much of the Vallée and beyond.
Founded 1833 by Antoine LeCoultre in Le Sentier, Vallée de Joux. Famous as the 'watchmaker's watchmaker': JLC has supplied movements to Patek, AP, Vacheron, IWC, and Cartier across its history. The Reverso (1931) is the most-imitated dress-watch silhouette of the 20th century; the Master Control line is the modern catalog's workhorse.
top-luxurymodernJLC Cal. 854A/2 -- manual-wind with second time zone, 28,800bph, 42h PR, 21j; reversible case Reverso caliber with dual-side display28.3mm2016–presenteditorial
luxurymodernJLC Cal. 956 -- in-house automatic with alarm, 28,800bph, 45h PR, 39j; used in Polaris Memovox; gong-and-hammer alarm, winding via the crown42mm2018–presenteditorial
luxurymodernJLC Cal. 759 -- in-house automatic flyback chronograph with calendar, 28,800bph, 65h PR, 65j; column-wheel, silicon escapement lever; used in Master Control Chrono40mm2020–presenteditorial
luxurymodernJLC Cal. 846 -- manual-wind, in-house, 28,800bph, 45h PR, 17j; used in Reverso One Re-edition; rectangular movement matched to Reverso case geometry20mm2016–presenteditorial
top-luxuryneo-vintageJLC Cal. 177 -- manual-wind grande sonnerie with 1,366 parts; grande and petite sonnerie, Westminster carillon, minute repeater, perpetual calendar, tourbillon; one of the most complicated wristwatches in history42mm2009–present
