Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint
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Jaeger LeCoultre 1950 Swiss Retro Modernist Mechanical Desk Clock Near Mint

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Desk clock designed by Jaeger LeCoultre.

Fabulous geometric desk-table clock, created in Switzerland by the clockmakers of Jaeger LeCoultre, back in the 1950. This clock is very rare and has been crafted with retro modernist patterns in solid patinated bronze. Mount in a rectangle pedestal base and decorated with pseudo art deco and retro elements. What a great looking desk clock, in exceptional working and cosmetic condition.

Dial: Original round with bronze color, analog with Arabic numerals, dots batons and retro shaped hands in steel. Flat glass.

Movement: Manual winding, 8 days Lever escapement.

Weight: 2,268 Grams, (5 Pounds).

Measurements: 190.5 by 171.4 mm by 69.85 mm (7.50 x 6.75 x 2.75 Inches).

Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark and signed, "LeCoultre 8 Swiss 272".

 Jaeger & LeCoultre 

During World War I, Jaeger and LeCoultre & Cie partnered to create aviation and automobile dials and controls for the allies. This became a major business for Jaeger, known for automobile gauges throughout the 20th century. Jaeger, operating from Paris, initially registered his patents in Switzerland through a Basle lawyer but established his own firm in Geneva in 1917. LeCoultre brought him into the administration of his firm around this time, and Jaeger reciprocated. In failing health, Edmond Jaeger gradually turned control of his firm over to Jacques Lebet. Working in Paris, Lebet oversaw the company's workshops until Jaeger's death in 1922. Lebet replaced Jaeger at his namesake firm, the Geneva operation of which was gradually incorporated into LeCoultre's. In 1937, LeCoultre's sales operation, based in Lausanne, was renamed “Société de Vente des Produits Jaeger-LeCoultre,” and this operation soon handled Vacheron Constantin's sales as well. The firm of Jaeger-LeCoultre continues to this day as part of the Richemont group.

NoteWarranty of 12 months on the movement.

ConditionThe overall condition of this clock is excellent. Beside the little normal wear, there is no damage to any parts. The  pieces are secured in the settings. This clock has been carefully inspected to guarantee the condition and authenticity.

INVENTORY REF: D062823SAMK/.1111


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