The Reverso may be the most charming idea in watchmaking — a 1931 Art Deco case that flips on its cradle to protect the crystal, originally for polo players.
A design icon and enthusiast favorite — from the watchmaker’s watchmaker, and refreshingly attainable.
Consider it if you want character and heritage in a dress watch.
- Case
- Rectangular, swivel
- Icon since
- 1931
- Trick
- Flips over
- Retail from
- ~$8,000
Form with a function
The reversible case solved a real problem and became an icon; the blank back is a canvas for engraving or a second dial.
Sizes and references
From the slim Classic to the larger Tribute, in steel and precious metals, with options up to dual-time and complications.
Gallery
Drop your licensed or original photos into these slots — each is labeled by shot type.
Where to buy
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