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Enter the Manufacture
Jaeger-LeCoultre · Training Experience
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01 · Instinct check
When you hear “High Watchmaking”, what comes to mind first?
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02 · The real tension
Which do you think is harder?
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Complexity draws energy. Yet the regulating organ must still receive a steady, reliable supply. This tension is where High Watchmaking becomes truly fascinating.
First vote. Then reveal.
03 · Your instinct
If you were a watchmaker, what would you protect first?
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There is no wrong answer — yet.
04 · You are the Watchmaker
For the next 3 minutes, you are no longer in training.
You are watchmakers at the Manufacture. A client wants precision and a complication—but activating the function may disturb the movement’s energy supply.
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Discuss one solution with your table. What would you change—and what would you refuse to sacrifice?
Think like an engineer. Decide like a watchmaker.
05 · The challenge
If you were the watchmaker, what would you do?
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Separate the energy sources. Protect precision by preventing the complication from drawing power from the timekeeping system.
Commit to one solution.
06 · The Duomètre idea
One challenge. An elegant architecture.
Protect precision by separating what consumes energy.
Energy source 01Timekeeping
One
regulating
organ
regulating
organ
Energy source 02Complication
Two energy sources. Two gear trains. One regulating organ.
Duomètre · the dual-wing concept
07 · The reveal
So, what makes High Watchmaking… High Watchmaking?
It is not one of them.
It is the mastery of all of them.
Complexity+
Craftsmanship+
Precision+
Creativity=
Mastery
The training begins here.