Antoine LeCoultre created the LeCoultre brand in 1833, originally creating movement blanks—or unfinished movements—for some of Switzerland's most prestigious watchmaking houses, including Vacheron Constantin, Audemars Piguet, and Patek Philippe.

In 1937, LeCoultre merged with Jaeger to form Jaeger-LeCoultre and went on to become the brand we know and love today (though until the 1980s Jaeger-LeCoultre reserved the name “Jaeger” only on their watches destined for the United States). The brand has crafted myriad iconic and timeless watches, but this Art Deco style ladies watch from the '60s has to be one of the most immediately eye-catching.

Featuring a dainty 14k white gold case that consists of three offset, beveled "columns," the center of which showcases the aged cream dial with silver markers and handset, all matched to a black rope bracelet with matching white gold clasp and hardware. It's a time capsule, a heritage piece, and a statement that is both demure and alluring at the same time.

SPECS

CASE & BRACELET

The 14k white gold case is believed to have been lightly polished in the past but remains in excellent condition showing honest signs of mild use. The gold crown is believed to be original and is in excellent condition. The case back is clean and shows a few marks but is in excellent condition as well. The watch comes supplied on its original Gemex "Made in USA" rope strap with white gold deployant clasp and matching hardware.

DIAL & HANDS

The original cream dial has taken on a bronze-hued patina, and is in good condition with minimal signs of age and a small mark just below 12 o'clock. The silver indices and black font are in excellent condition, as is the original silver handset. 

ACCESSORIES 

None. The watch is functioning perfectly and keeping time, previous service history is unknown. A movement service can be provided upon request.