Snow setting
Diamonds are set side by side, playing on variations in diameter, from 0.5mm to 1.6mm, to completely cover the metal. Each stone is rigorously selected, as the very smallest must blend seamlessly into the most ambitious designs. Each arrangement is different, and therefore unique. This technique was developed in 2002 by Jaeger-LeCoultre.
Terms with the same letter
Safety roller Sapphire Scale Scratchproof Screw Second Secret spring Secular Perpetual calendar Self-winding (Automatic) Set (to) Setting Ship's chronometer Shock absorber Shockproof Sidereal day Silent Simple calendar (watch) Skeleton Skeleton movement Slide Smoky quartz Snailing Snap Snow setting Sodalite Solstice Souscription (watch) Specific gravity Spectroscope Spinel Split-seconds (chronograph) Split-seconds chronograph Spring Stamping Stamping press Steel Step motor Stippling (Spotting) Stone Stopwork Strap Striking mechanism Stud Subsidiary seconds Sunray brushing Sunrise and sunset Sweep seconds Swiss T 25 (T Swiss made) Sympathique Synthetic ruby (Scientific ruby) Synthetic stone
