Jaeger Lecoultre Triple Quattem

The year 1937 saw the merger of the industrialist creator Lecoultre and the watches manufacturer Jaeger, from there will start an incessant quest for watchmaking innovations, from the famous duoplan to the essential Memovox via the 101 caliber, the smallest mechanical movement carried out to date.

But it is the triple quinting complication, which animates this splendid steel model of 1950. Its generous size for the time ensures it a privileged coast in the eyes of experienced amateurs.

Indeed, its 36 -minute box is characterized by its water drops of water which ensures the design of this model.

Very rare black dial with indexes and golden arabic numbers applied, as well as golden dauphine needles, a clever mixture of colors that blends perfectly with the steel box.

It therefore offers, the day, the month by window and the date by red arrow needle, a "useful" horlogère complication.

The very beautiful manufactured movement Jaeger Lecoultre is the P484 /1A, with an exemplary finish. It is mechanical with manual reassembly.

The proportions and drawing of this watch are perfect which makes it an essential historical timepiece.

The Jaeger Lecoultre brand is in my opinion part of the 5 largest watchmaking houses in the world, in the Swiss tradition par excellence