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Jaeger LeCoultre

We always have a nice selection of vintage Jaeger LeCoultre wristwatches in stock and a full stock of spare parts to service and repair your vintage Jaeger LeCoultre for many years to come.

  • Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso Duo-Face Ref. 270.1.54
    Swiss ca. 2000
    18ct. yellow gold, 42x26mm
    Price: 10800.-
  • Jaeger LeCoultre Powermatic
    Swiss 50's
    14ct. yellow gold, 35mm
    Price: 4950.-
  • Jaeger Reverso in Stahl-Gold
    Swiss 40's
    Stainless steel-yellow gold, 38x22mm
    Price: 6950.-
  • Jaeger LeCoultre Memovox Ref. 875
    Swiss 70's
    Stainless Steel, 37mm
    Price: on hold
  • Jaeger Chronograph 18ct. Gelbgold
    Swiss 40's
    18ct. yellow gold, 34mm
    Price: 5450.-
  • Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss
    Swiss 50's
    18ct. red gold, 35mm
    Price: 4250.-
  • Jaeger LeCoultre Futurematic
    Swiss 50's
    10ct. Goldfilled, 35mm
    Price: 3750.-
  • Jaeger LeCoultre Lady Reverso
    Swiss 30's
    Stainless Steel, 33x16
    Price: on hold
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    Jaeger LeCoultre Memovox
    Swiss 60's
    Stainless Steel, 37mm
  • Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso
    Swiss 1937
    9ct. yellow gold, 38x23mm
    Price: 8450.-
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    Jaeger LeCoultre Memovox
    Swiss 1960
    Stainless Steel, 38mm
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    LeCoultre Futurematic
    Swiss 50's
    10ct. Goldfilled, 35mm
  • Jaeger LeCoultre
    Swiss 50's
    Stainless Steel, 35,5mm
    Price: 3250.-
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    Jaeger LeCoultre
    Swiss 50's
    Stainless Steel, 37mm
  • LeCoultre - Vacheron & Constantin Mysterieuse
    Swiss 50's
    14ct. white gold, 34mm
    Price: 4850.-
  • LeCoultre - Vacheron & Constantin Mysterieuse
    Swiss 50's
    14ct. white gold, 34mm
    Price: 4950.-
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    Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso, Swiss
    Swiss 40's
    Stainless Steel, 38x23mm
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    Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss
    Swiss 50's
    18ct. red gold, 36mm
  • Reverso, Swiss
    Swiss 1932
    Stainless Steel, 33x23mm
    Price: Price on request
  • Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss
    Swiss 50's
    Stainless Steel, 36mm
    Price: 8650.-
  • Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss
    Swiss 60's
    18ct. red gold, 37mm
    Price: 6750.-
  • Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss
    Swiss 50's
    18ct. red gold, 35,5mm
    Price: on hold
  • Jaeger, Swiss
    Swiss 50's
    Stainless Steel, 35mm
    Price: 4850.-
  • LeCoultre Master Mariner
    Swiss 50's
    14ct. yellow gold, 35mm
    Price: 3250.-
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    Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss
    Swiss ca. 1983
    18ct. yellow gold, 41x24mm
  • Jaeger LeCoultre Master Mariner
    Swiss 70's
    Stainless Steel, 41x39mm
    Price: 4950.-
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    Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso
    Swiss 40's
    9ct. yellow gold, 39x23mm
  • Jaeger LeCoultre Memovox Stahl
    Swiss 60's
    Stainless Steel, 37mm
    Price: 3650.-
  • Jaeger LeCoultre Memovox Stahl
    Swiss 70's
    Stainless Steel, 37mm
    Price: on hold
  • LeCoultre Wecker Gelbgold
    Swiss 60's
    14ct. yellow gold, 36mm
    Price: 4950.-
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The eventful history of LeCoultre began in 1833 when it was founded by the brothers Charles-Antoine and François-Ulysse LeCoultre in the Vallée de Joux, canton of Vaud. At the 1851 World Fair in London, LeCoultre presented its products including pocket chronometers, sprockets, wheels, blanks and tools, and the jury awarded him a gold medal for its developments in the fields of precision and mechanization.1866 LeCoultre & Cie started to manufacture watches minor complications and from the mid-1890s to make major complications - you have to admit that there is almost no complication that was not mastered by the company LeCoultre - such as Alarm clocks, calendars, tourbillons, chronographs etc.

In 1925 LeCoultre merged with the Alsatian watch manufacturer Jaeger, which among other things. the French navy and Cartier among his customers counted. Together they developed u.a. in 1926 the Duoplan and in 1929 the smallest wristwatch ever built. In 1931 the until today successful model Reverso was presented and in 1951 the first Memovox alarm clock. In 1953, the Futurematic was presented with power reserve indicator and automatic lift.

In 1978, the German speedometer manufacturer VDO acquired the majority of the shares in Jaeger LeCoultre