It seems like Im on a roll with rare Jaeger-LeCoultre pieces of late: hot off the camera is a set of the magnificent Gyrotourbillon 1 (we did a review of the Gyrotourbillon 2 as well). This version has a skeleton dial; a massive rose gold case, perpetual calendar, and of course, the signature multi-axis tourbillon all made up of 679 parts, 117 alone of which are jewel bearings.As usual, click on any image for a larger versionIt also runs for slightly over eight days, powered by two vertically stacked and sapphire-topped barrels which is a nice touch, but Im not sure why youd need to see the state of wind if youve got a power reserve indicator on the front. This is especially impressive con...