Since its first introduction in 1931, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso has become the most iconic model of the established firm. To commemorate its 60th anniversary, a limited series of six models were released within a decade, each incorporating various complications in its iconic reversible case with some examples featuring an additional dial on the reverse to cater towards its fruitful offering of various complications.

The present Jaeger-LeCoultre Géographique features a dual-time complication and a GMT function interpretated in two separate dials. The second dial accurately display time in two zones 12 hours apart, indicated in the two fan-shaped apertures at 6. The time shown on the dial is accompanied by a small day/night indication at 5 o' clock, and a GMT+/GMT- indication at 7. The GMT +/- indication refers to the two cities shown in the fan-shaped apertures, one tagged GMT -, the other GMT +, and indicates to which of them the day/night indication refers.

Limited to 500 examples, the present travel watch numbered 35 from the original owner is preserved in excellent overall condition and complete with its full set of accessories. A perfect timepiece for the dedicated jetsetter, the elegant Reverso Géographique will surely impress the new owner with its practical functionality and iconic looks.