Each dial is finished with a coat of translucent lacquer.

The watch's case back takes 55 working hours to complete.

The watches pay tribute to Gustave Courbet, Vincent Van Gogh, and Gustav Klimt.

Only ten will be produced.

The watch features a reproduction of Hokusai's Kirifuri Waterfall.

The straps were designed by Casa Fagliano.

The company built an entirely new movement just for this watch.

One of these updates is their most complex Reverso ever.

A deep look at an Art Deco masterpiece.

A modern interpretation of the brand's deep dive watch history.

Manners maketh man.

The new watches are part of JLC's Master Control collection.

The collection launches with four new models.

The clock's simple mechanism lets the Atmos Transparente run on air.

The watch is inspired by the 1970 Polaris II.

The watch continues the brand's heritage of building fine chiming watch calibers.

The collection will feature a tourbillon, perpetual calendar, and a moonphase.

JLC flexes its watchmaking muscle in this elegant new timepiece.

An elegant presentation of highly complex watchmaking.

The Polaris Collection adds a limited edition worldtimer.

Inspired by the 1968 Memovox Polaris.

The watch will feature a two-tone handmade cordovan strap.

The modern classic gets a limited edition blue dial.

The blue-hued beauty will be available exclusively at JLC boutiques.