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Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Perpetual Calendar 18ct Rose Gold - Full JLC Service

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Mint condition Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Perpetual calendar automatic wristwatch in 18k gold. The watch has just been serviced by Jaeger-LeCoultre UK at a cost of £650. Jaeger le Coultre model reference number is 140.2.80. The UK recommended retail price on this model is GBP £21,000 which is US $33,600 by today’s exchange rate. Jaeger Le Coultre are one of the few elite Swiss watchmakers who manufacture their own movements in house.  They are a company was established in 1833 in the Vallee de Joux watch making region of Switzerland.  They are highly regarded for their quality timepieces, technical innovation, and one of the most stringent and fanatical testing centres in Switzerland.  Jaeger-LeCoultre have been instrumental in the development of wrist alarms, and they developed the first automatic wrist alarm 1958. Jaeger-LeCoultre were also instrumental in developing this complication and it is a function which is popular and widely used in wristwatches today. This is a beautifully engineered and crafted wristwatch which has got one of the finest calendar movements in it.  With Master control, watch making pioneer, Jaeger-LeCoultre has created a new standard of reliability in Swiss watch making. Each watch is therefore subjected to a rigorous testing programme. Before being passed as a Master Control watch, each timepiece must undergo 1,000 hours of the most severe tests. This testing programme is more demanding than the official tests which only involve the watch movement. At Jaeger-LeCoultre it is the finished cased up watch, complete with hands and dial that is evaluated. The Master Control watch has spent 1,000 hours under observation in Jaeger-LeCoultre’s laboratories and has passed all the six position performance trials under temperatures between 4 and 40 degrees Celsius and within magnetic fields of 5,000 amperes/metre. The timepiece has also been subjected to shock and vibration resistance tests and the case withstood water resistance to a pressure of 5 atmospheres. Successful results in all of these tests give the watch the exclusive right to bear the title of “Master Control 1000 Hours”, certified by the signature of the watchmaker – inspector inside the case, and by the numbered seal engraved on the back of the watch. It is a perpetual calendar which means that there is no need for a date correction at the end of each month apart from leap years as the watch know when a month ends on the 30th or 31st days. It also has day, date, month, year and moon phase display. Another clever feature is the window just above the centre of the dial. It alternates between red and white. When showing red, the hands cannot be moved backwards when adjusting the time. When shown white the hands can be moved backwards to adjust the time. The case is solid 18 karat gold with a sapphire crystal front and sapphire crystal back which displays the beautifully decorated movement. It is 5 ATM water resistant. It comes with the original mint condition brown alligator strap with a spare original Jaeger-LeCoultre black alligator strap which is unused. It has the original 18krat rose gold deployant buckle which s a fair chunk of gold itself. Dimensions are: width 36 excluding crown, 38 mm including crown and pushers, lug to lug 38 mm, thickness 11 mm. UK retail price is GBP £21,000 or US $33,600. Ref: NWW 596. Price is £10,995 or US $17,695

 

Jaeger Le Coultre - Hand Wound Wristwatch

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Mint condition Jaeger Le Coultre hand wound wristwatch. The dial is all original and in quite spectacular condition for its age. Superb. The dial has a military style to it with large and bold numbers broad hands and matt black in colour. Jaeger Le Coultre are one of the few elite Swiss watchmakers who manufacture their own movements in house.  They are a company was established in 1833 in the Vallee de Joux watch making region of Switzerland.  They are highly regarded for their quality timepieces, technical innovation, and one of the most stringent and fanatical testing centres in Switzerland.  Jaeger Le Coultre have been instrumental in the development of wrist alarms, and they developed the first automatic wrist alarm 1958.  This one dates from the mid 1960’s. Has a Jaeger le Coultre wording at the 12 position. The case is polished stainless steel. The movement is in beautiful condition and is a stunning looking and photogenic Jaeger Le Coultre signed movement. Attractive looking movement. Unusual to find in a watch of this age in such good condition. UK retail price for a modern Jaeger le Coultre is about is £3,500 or US $5,200.  Dimensions are: width 33 excluding crown, 34 mm including crown and pushers, lug to lug 39 mm, thickness 9 mm. Ref: VIN 516 sold

 

Jaeger Le Coultre - 9k Hand Wound Wristwatch

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Good condition Jaeger Le Coultre hand wound wristwatch. Superb looking watch with lovely dial and a colour which is showing signs of age giving it a warm and authentic feel to it. It could be restored to bring it into new condition. Jaeger Le Coultre are one of the few elite Swiss watchmakers who manufacture their own movements in house.  They are a company was established in 1833 in the Vallee de Joux watch making region of Switzerland.  They are highly regarded for their quality timepieces, technical innovation, and one of the most stringent and fanatical testing centres in Switzerland.  Jaeger Le Coultre have been instrumental in the development of wrist alarms, and they developed the first automatic wrist alarm 1958.  This one dates from the mid 1960’s.  The design is typical of this era of wristwatch styling, it is slim and elegant looking with attractive bent lugs.  Has a Jaeger le Coultre wording at the 12 position. The case is solid 9 karat gold, fully hallmarked with solid gold case back. It has got a decent weight to it. The movement is in beautiful condition and is a stunning looking and photogenic Jaeger Le Coultre calibre K800 C movement and is signed Jaeger le Coultre. Attractive looking movement. Unusual to find in a watch of this age, it has the original signed winding crown. UK retail price for a modern Jaeger le Coultre is about is £3,500 or US $5,200.  Dimensions are: width 33 excluding crown, 34 mm including crown and pushers, lug to lug 39 mm, thickness 9 mm. Ref: VIN 513 Price is £595 or US $995

 

Jaeger LeCoultre Hand Wound Chronograph - Valjoux 72 Movement

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Mint condition Jaeger LeCoultre sports chronograph. Jaeger le Coultre are one of the few elite Swiss watchmakers who manufacture their own movements in house. They are a company was established in 1833 in the Vallee de Joux watch making region of Switzerland. They are highly regarded for their quality timepieces, technical innovation, and one of the most stringent and fanatical testing centres in Switzerland. Jaeger Le Coultre have been instrumental in the development of wrist alarms, and they developed the first automatic wrist alarm 1958. This watch is a highly collectible sports chronograph with hand wound movement. It is a large and substantial watch made from polished stainless steel. The movement is one of the best hand wound movements ever made, the Valjoux 72. This was used in many watches including the Jaeger LeCoultre and Rolex Daytona’s amongst other notable watches. It is a sturdy and robust movement and its mere presence in watches makes those watches collectible for the movement. The dial is a handsome and sporty looking dial in black with white sub dials in a tri compax sub dial configuration. The sub seconds are at the 9 position, the thirty minute elapsed time at the 3 position, the twelve hour elapsed time at the 6 position and the sixty second elapsed time is the central sweeping second hand. The rotating bezel is a black frictional bi direction rotating count up timer. It has got a large crown and pushers, screw on case back and is in perfect working order. Outstanding watch in perfect condition and one for the JLC collection. Dimensions are as follows. Width is 41 mm excluding crown, 44 mm including the crown, lug to lug is 47 mm and thickness is 14 mm. Ref. VIN 509. sold

 

Jaeger Le Coultre - 9k Hand Wound Wristwatch in Original Box

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Mint condition Jaeger Le Coultre hand wound wristwatch.  Superb looking watch with stunning dial and colour which is slightly faded giving it a warm and authentic feel to it. Jaeger Le Coultre are one of the few elite Swiss watchmakers who manufacture their own movements in house.  They are a company was established in 1833 in the Vallee de Joux watch making region of Switzerland.  They are highly regarded for their quality timepieces, technical innovation, and one of the most stringent and fanatical testing centres in Switzerland.  Jaeger Le Coultre have been instrumental in the development of wrist alarms, and they developed the first automatic wrist alarm 1958.  This one dates from the mid 1960’s.  The design is typical of this era of wristwatch styling, it is slim and elegant looking with attractive straight lugs.  Has a Jaeger le Coultre wording at the 12 position. The case is solid 9 karat gold, fully hallmarked with solid gold case back. It has got a decent weight to it. The movement is in beautiful condition and is a stunning looking and photogenic Jaeger Le Coultre calibre P478 movement and is signed Jaeger le Coultre. Attractive looking movement with a wide bridge exposing the crescent shape edges of the ratchet wheels. Very rare – it comes in the original Jaeger Le Coultre signed presentation box.  UK retail price for a modern Jaeger le Coultre is about is £3,500 or US $5,200.  Dimensions are: width 34 excluding crown, 36 mm including crown and pushers, lug to lug 40 mm, thickness 10 mm. Ref: VIN 506. sold

 

Jaeger le Coultre GSTP Military Pocket Watch

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Excellent condition Jaeger le Coultre WWW military pocket watch, issued to the British military. The case and dial are in excellent condition for the age with some light crazing to the dial and fading to the luminous material as expected of a watch of this age.The case is also in excellent condition given the age of the watch, there are some marks, they can be polished out, but it is best left as it is, as with all of these early military watches, the case is made of a base metal showing some patina.  Jaeger le Coultre was one of the rarer manufacturers to make the GSTP watches, the majority were unmarked, and a lot made by Omega and some Rolex, Buren, Elgin, Waltham etc.  Due to the is fact the Jaeger le Coultre watches have become very popular and collectible as well as being due to their durability and history. Large Jaeger le Coultre name across the dial with the traditional broad arrow which denotes government property. The watch has a beautiful movement which is signed Jaeger le Coultre. Military stamps on the case back include GS/TP the broad arrow mark and the numbers0904258. Dimensions are width is 52 mm and thickness is 14 mm. Ref VMW 115. Price is £295 or US £495

 

Jaeger Le Coultre Travel Watch

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Jaeger Le Coultre travel clock. Jaeger le Coultre are one of the few elite Swiss watchmakers who manufacture their own movements in house. They are a company was established in 1833 in the Vallee de Joux watch making region of Switzerland. They are highly regarded for their quality timepieces, technical innovation, and one of the most stringent and fanatical testing centres in Switzerland. Jaeger Le Coultre have been instrumental in the development of wrist alarms, and they developed the first automatic wrist alarm 1958. Today Jaeger Le Coultre clocks and watches cannot be bought from new for less than around £2,000. This one is a good condition travel watch. It comes in a leather case with attractive hallmarked silver frontage. The leather case still has the carry handle in tact, these are very often snapped, then when they are snapped, they are cut off by the owners. The case is lined with a green velvet flock lining. The watch itself is a pocket watch made in a base metal with a signed Jaeger le Coultre movement. Altogether attractive item and a nice one for the collection. The leather case still has the carry handle in tact, these are very often snapped, then when they are snapped, they are cut off by the owners. Ref: VIN 496. sold

 

Jaeger le Coultre 9 K Solid Gold Ladies Dress Watch

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Excellent condition Jaeger le Coultre manual winding 9 karat solid gold ladies dress watch, which comes on a solid gold bracelet and comes in the original box.  This is a stunning small ladies watch made by Jaeger le Coultre, one of the world’s most eminent watchmakers.  It is a stunning design and a very desirable and collectible.  It is well crafted, beautifully finished, elegant and refined. It comes on a superbly crafted large and intricately designed bracelet. The watch is more like a piece of jewellery in a thick gold bracelet, with a watch face set into it. This effect is exaggerated by the fact the winding and hand setting crown is on the case back – one of the trademark features of Jaeger le Coultre watches in the 1960’s. So the watch has no winding crown to the side of it, again giving the look of a watch face just set into a gold bracelet. This makes it a charming and elegant looking piece of jewellery with an watch face by one of the world’s best watchmakers set into it. It also radiates the sheer nobility and quality that is sought and felt in most Jaeger le Coultre watches. The dial is silver in colour, with matching gold applied batons and sender gold hands. The bracelet is long for a lady, and suitable to fit around a seven inch wrist it is also wide and thick with a fair weight to it weighing in at a total weight of 36 grams. At the current value of gold, the scrap value of the gold alone on the watch is worth £350 at the time of advertising. All round beautiful watch. The width of the watch head is 16 mm and the bracelet width is 19 mm, tapering off to 16 mm at the clasp bracelet. The thickness of the bracelet is 2.5mm, total watch thickness is 6 mm excluding the crown and 8 mm including the crown.  The length is 183 mm with the clasp fastened, this converts to 7.2 inches.  Ref. VIN 501. sold

 

Jaeger Le Coultre Automatic

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Good condition Jaeger Le Coultre automatic wristwatch.  Seldom seen dial and colour combination of black and gold which is always a pouplar combination but not often seen. Jaeger Le Coultre are one of the few elite Swiss watchmakers who manufacture their own movements in house.  They are a company was established in 1833 in the Vallee de Joux watch making region of Switzerland.  They are highly regarded for their quality timepieces, technical innovation, and one of the most stringent and fanatical testing centres in Switzerland.  Jaeger Le Coultre have been instrumental in the development of wrist alarms, and they developed the first automatic wrist alarm 1958.  This one dates from the mid 1960’s.  The design is typical of this era of wristwatch styling, it is slim and elegant looking with attractive straight lugs.  Has a Jaeger le Coultre wording at the 12 position and quickset date at the 3 position. The date is set by advancing and regressing the hands past midnight. The dial is in mint condition in mat black and has got lovely contrasting gold coloured hands and baton markings.  The movement is a Jaeger le Coultre movement, Comes on replacement leather strap.  UK retail price for a modern Jaeger le Coultre is about is £2,500 or US $4,000.  Dimensions are: width 36 excluding crown, 38 mm including crown and pushers, lug to lug 42 mm, thickness 11 mm. Ref: VIN 500. sold

 

Jaeger Le Coultre Travel Alarm Clock

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Jaeger Le Coultre travel alarm clock. Jaeger le Coultre are one of the few elite Swiss watchmakers who manufacture their own movements in house. They are a company was established in 1833 in the Vallee de Joux watch making region of Switzerland. They are highly regarded for their quality timepieces, technical innovation, and one of the most stringent and fanatical testing centres in Switzerland. Jaeger Le Coultre have been instrumental in the development of wrist alarms, and they developed the first automatic wrist alarm 1958. Today Jaeger Le Coultre clocks and watches cannot be bought from new for less than around £2,000. This one is an Excellent condition travel alarm clock. The case is metal and covered in leather, the leather is worn in parts and a top layer peeled off to the right side of the case. Opened up though and the dial and movement are in immaculate condition. All of the luminosity to the hands and numbers is fully in tact. The brushed copper dial is also in mint condition. It is very Art Deco in looks and indeed dates to this period, which is the 1930’s. The numbers are Art Deco in style and so are the hands, the hands are attravive blued steel which contrasts nicely against the copper dial. The movement makes a lovely smooth ticking noise and the winding action of the movement and the alarm is also silky smooth, which is unlike on some cheaper clocks which have a rough rasp winding and grating ticking noise. These watches were once very popular with travellers and holiday makers.  They are small and compact and fold up inside their own leather covered steel cases to protect them whilst in transit.  They fit neatly into the pocket and the traveller can tell the time by taking it from a pocket.  Once at the destination the traveller, could permanently have the watch by their bedside or on the night table.  The watch is propped upright by a self contained stand, which also forms the cover to protect the dial when packed up in the luggage. These clocks are very collectible and nice pieces of “the golden age of travel” era.  Dimensions are: width 63 mm left to right, 92 mm top to bottom, 24 mm when closed. Ref: VIN 494. sold

 

Jaeger Le Coultre 8 Day Travel Alarm Clock

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Jaeger Le Coultre travel alarm clock. Jaeger le Coultre are one of the few elite Swiss watchmakers who manufacture their own movements in house. They are a company was established in 1833 in the Vallee de Joux watch making region of Switzerland. They are highly regarded for their quality timepieces, technical innovation, and one of the most stringent and fanatical testing centres in Switzerland. Jaeger Le Coultre have been instrumental in the development of wrist alarms, and they developed the first automatic wrist alarm 1958. Today Jaeger Le Coultre clocks and watches cannot be bought from new for less than around £2,000. This one is an Excellent condition travel alarm clock. The case is metal and covered in leather, the leather is worn in parts and a top layer peeled off to the right side of the case. Opened up though and the dial and movement are in immaculate condition. All of the luminosity to the hands and numbers is fully in tact. The brushed copper dial is also in mint condition. It is very Art Deco in looks and indeed dates to this period, which is the 1930’s. The numbers are Art Deco in style and so are the hands, the hands are attravive blued steel which contrasts nicely against the copper dial. The movement makes a lovely smooth ticking noise and the winding action of the movement and the alarm is also silky smooth, which is unlike on some cheaper clocks which have a rough rasp winding and grating ticking noise. These watches were once very popular with travellers and holiday makers.  They are small and compact and fold up inside their own leather covered steel cases to protect them whilst in transit.  They fit neatly into the pocket and the traveller can tell the time by taking it from a pocket.  Once at the destination the traveller, could permanently have the watch by their bedside or on the night table.  The watch is propped upright by a self contained stand, which also forms the cover to protect the dial when packed up in the luggage. These clocks are very collectible and nice pieces of “the golden age of travel” era.  Dimensions are: width 63 mm left to right, 92 mm top to bottom, 24 mm when closed. Ref: VIN 495. sold

 

 

 

 

 

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