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US$5,000-7,500
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SIGNED JAEGER-LECOULTRE, MASTER GEOGRAPHIC, NO. 0364, RECENT
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JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A FINE 18K PINK GOLD SELF-WINDING DUAL TIME ZONE WRISTWATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS, DATE AND POWER RESERVE
SIGNED JAEGER-LECOULTRE, MASTER GEOGRAPHIC, NO. 0364, RECENT
With nickel finished lever movement, 38 jewels, 21K gold rimmed rotor, the silvered dial with applied triangular numerals, gilt dauphine hands, sweep centre seconds, two subsidiary dials for the date and second time zone combined with day or night indicator, fan-shaped sector for up and down indication, aperture to display the names of various cities around the world, the circular case with crown at 10 o'clock to select a city, the glazed back with numbered gold seal on the hinged case-back, back secured by four screws, together with an 18K pink gold Jaeger-leCoultre deployant buckle, Guarantee, Jaeger-leCoultre presentation box and outer packaging, case, dial and movement signed
39 mm. diam.
The hinged case-back is engraved with a numbered seal which certifies that it has passed its 1000-hour test.
SIGNED JAEGER-LECOULTRE, MASTER GEOGRAPHIC, NO. 0364, RECENT
With nickel finished lever movement, 38 jewels, 21K gold rimmed rotor, the silvered dial with applied triangular numerals, gilt dauphine hands, sweep centre seconds, two subsidiary dials for the date and second time zone combined with day or night indicator, fan-shaped sector for up and down indication, aperture to display the names of various cities around the world, the circular case with crown at 10 o'clock to select a city, the glazed back with numbered gold seal on the hinged case-back, back secured by four screws, together with an 18K pink gold Jaeger-leCoultre deployant buckle, Guarantee, Jaeger-leCoultre presentation box and outer packaging, case, dial and movement signed
39 mm. diam.
The hinged case-back is engraved with a numbered seal which certifies that it has passed its 1000-hour test.
Further details
Power reserve indicatorA power reserve indicator on a watch is a very useful complication indicating when the watch needs to be wound, adding a measure of control to a mechanical watch.