Adjusting an inaccurate Jaeger-LeCoultre watch

　　Jaeger-LeCoultreIt is one of the largest watch manufacturers in the world and one of the watchmakers with the most extensive heritage in horological craftsmanship. After 170 years of development, Jaeger-LeCoultre now holds over 200 watch design patents, having made significant contributions to the development of the watchmaking industry. You may encounter issues with time inaccuracy when using a Jaeger-LeCoultre watch. Below, I will explain how to adjust your Jaeger-LeCoultre watch if it is not keeping accurate time.

　　AdjustmentJaeger-LeCoultreMethods for inaccurate watch time

　　Standard watches generally have 2 adjustment methods: fast adjustment and slow adjustment. When the watch crown is pulled out, there are 2 positions.

　　The first position is for quick adjustment; rotate the crown, and for every full rotation of the minute hand, the date advances by one day.

　　The second position is for slow adjustment; rotate the crown, and the hour hand must turn 2 full rotations for the date to advance by one day.

　　Certain quartz watches or lower-grade mechanical watches feature only a single slow-adjustment position, which requires a little more time to set.

　　Generally speaking, you should adjust the date forwards, 1, 2, 3, and so on, and it is best not to adjust it backwards.

　　Most importantly: do not quick-set the date between 21 PM and 4 AM. It is best to make adjustments during the day. Particularly around midnight, when the date mechanism begins to engage and change the calendar, altering the date can very easily cause damage to the calendar mechanism!

　　Jaeger-LeCoultre Jaeger-LeCoultre MASTER ULTRA THIN Series Q1372520

　　Series: Master series

　　Movement: Automatic mechanical movement

　　Strap: calfskin strap / American alligator leather (available to order upon payment)

　　Case: 18 rose gold-plated

　　Clasp: Folding clasp

　　Bezel: Standard

　　Crystal: Sapphire crystal glass

　　Diameter: 39MM

　　Water resistance: 30 metres

　　Commentary: Although the thickness of this watch may not astonish many, the Master Ultra Thin watch is equipped with the Jaeger-LeCoultre 849 calibre manual-winding movement, which consists of only 123 components and has a movement thickness of just 1.85 millimetres. With its slender 38 millimetre diameter, it seems almost too delicate to hold.

　　Conclusion: The above outlines the method for calibrating the time on Jaeger-LeCoultre watches. Furthermore, the Jaeger-LeCoultre watches recommended here feature exquisite workmanship and guaranteed quality.