JAEGER-LECOULTRE pays homage to the "origin of precision," a core tenet of the Maison's philosophy since its founding in 1833. This story began many generations before the Maison was established and is deeply intertwined with the history of the Vallée de Joux and the metalworking techniques that flourished there before watchmaking began.

From July 10th (Wed) to July 16th (Tue), Isetan Shinjuku Main Building 1F The Stage will host the "Pioneer of Precision" exhibition, showcasing new models and the latest collections unveiled at "Watches & Wonders 2024." The lineup will include the "Duomètre," which features two mainsprings and gear trains based on the Maison's unique concept, as well as the latest models from the "Polaris" and "Master" collections.
Furthermore, a dedicated watchmaker is scheduled to be present during the event. This will be a rare opportunity to experience firsthand the Maison's commitment to precision and craftsmanship.
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Introducing some noteworthy timepieces!

The "Pioneers of Precision" exhibition will also feature the first-ever Japanese unveiling of the "Duomètre Heliotourbillon Perpetual," the pinnacle timepiece announced at this year's "Watches & Wonders 2024." This model, the Maison's first to feature a three-axis tourbillon and perpetual calendar, boasts a completely redesigned case, housed in a rounded case inspired by a "savonnette" (a round bar of soap) composed of 34 parts.

The new "Duomètre" collection features a completely redesigned case. The timepiece boasts a rounded case reminiscent of a pocket watch, and houses the latest Caliber 391 movement, complemented by a captivating copper-colored dial. It features a monopusher chronograph and moon phase display.

The first stainless steel "Duomètre" combines a blue dial with a new case, resulting in a timeless yet distinctive design with a modern feel. The contrasting layout of the three sub-dials and the foudroyante at 6 o'clock symbolize the collection.

The latest perpetual calendar, featuring a completely redesigned case, lugs, and dial, boasts an extended power reserve of 70 hours while maintaining the exact same thickness as its predecessor, making it a timepiece that fully showcases the manufacture's technical prowess.

The latest release for 2024. With its beautiful dial featuring a delicate gradient finish of green lacquer, this timepiece is a daily partner that fully embodies the adventurous spirit of "Polaris." A 70-hour power reserve, a single corrector that allows you to adjust all settings with one button, and interchangeable straps that can be easily swapped depending on your mood or situation add a touch of style to your everyday life.

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