FV-TP-003
Jaeger-LeCoultre Rectangular Wristwatch, 18ct Yellow Gold
£2,950
- Collection
- Timepieces
- Classification
- Vintage rectangular gentleman's dress watch
- Date
- c. 1960s–1970s
- Origin
- Switzerland
- Material
- Solid 18ct yellow gold case, green croc-effect strap
- Movement
- Jaeger-LeCoultre calibre P838, manual wind
- Dial
- Champagne, with applied baton hour markers
- Case width
- 25 mm, excluding crown
- Case height
- 28 mm, excluding lugs
- Lug to lug
- 38 mm
- Hallmark
- 18K 0.750
- Inside case back
- Marked 4449
- Case number
- 1 293 574
- Condition
- Recently serviced
- Availability
- Available
Catalogue entry
Overview
This vintage Jaeger-LeCoultre rectangular dress watch is housed in a solid 18ct yellow gold case with distinctive faceted angular lugs and a champagne dial featuring applied baton hour markers.
The case measures 25mm wide by 28mm high, with a lug-to-lug measurement of 38mm.
The watch is powered by a manually wound Jaeger-LeCoultre calibre P838 movement. The movement is signed Jaeger-LeCoultre and is documented in the accompanying photographs.
The inside caseback carries the marking 4449 and Swiss 18ct gold hallmarks, including the 18K 0.750 designation. The exterior caseback is engraved with the number 1 293 574.
The watch retains visible age-related surface wear consistent with its vintage character.
On a green croc-effect strap.
Provenance
- Acquired by Featherstone Vaults from a French glass dealer, a member of LAPADA, the Association of Art & Antiques Dealers.
Condition
The movement has recently been serviced. The case back shows fine surface scratching consistent with age and wear.
Documentation
Every object is supplied with a Featherstone Vaults dossier: the catalogue entry, the condition report, measurements, photography, and copies of the supporting documents held on file. Original documents accompany the object where we hold them. A dossier can be sent ahead of any commitment to purchase.
Shipping & Export
Objects are packed by specialist handlers and shipped fully insured. Export from the United Kingdom may require a licence depending on the object's age, value and category; where that applies it is identified before sale and the application is made by us. Import requirements in the destination country are the buyer's responsibility, and we will supply whatever documentation is needed to satisfy them.
