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Before you accuse Jaeger-LeCoultre of churning out fragrances to pad the P&L—the way so many luxury houses seem to be doing lately—you should know that its new scents aren’t for sale.
The Swiss watchmaker’s recently released trio of alluring eaux de parfum was conceived via its Made of Makers program, wherein artisans reimagine the maison’s unique aura as handcrafted goods, visual arts, or even food and drink. In this case, the initial idea (to conjure an olfactory…
