Jaeger, a Parisian watchmaker, entrusted the manufacture of these movements to LeCoultre in 1907.
Following this collaboration, the brand was officially renamed Jaeger-LeCoultre in 1937. However, in North America, the brand's models continued to be sold under the LeCoultre name until 1985.
Switzerland, circa 1950
Dial : Radium dial, radium hands
Case : All steel
Diameter : 34mm excluding crown
Movement : Mechanical manual-winding Alarm LeCoultre 814, 17 jewels
Strap : Leather 16mm
Condition : Superb condition, this watch has never been polished. The dial lacquer is slightly altered around the indices, which is stable. The acrylic crystal has been replaced. The crowns are unsigned on these versions. Very good condition for its age. The movement has been fully serviced, this LeCoultre runs perfectly.
Watchmaker's warranty : 12 months
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