Jaeger-LeCoultre, Master Control Geographic, ca 2003.

Launched in the 1990s, the Master Control Géographique distilled Jaeger-LeCoultre’s travel-watch know-how into an elegant, everyday format. The model offers a practical second time zone with a city selector linked to local time, a date indication, and a power-reserve display—balanced across a clean, legible dial.

Housed in a stainless-steel case from the Master Control line, this reference benefits from Jaeger-LeCoultre’s rigorous “1000 Hours Control” testing, underscoring the manufacture’s focus on reliability and precision. The in-house automatic movement allows the lower sub-dial to be adjusted via the city aperture, making time-zone changes quick and intuitive without disturbing home time. With its crisp case geometry, slim profile, and signature sector-style indications, the Géographique remains one of the most versatile travel complications of its era—equally at home in a briefcase or a weekend bag.