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Grande Reverso 1931 Seconde Centrale 18k WG Automatic
$20,700
Below is our current in stock inventory of Jaeger LeCoultre watches. If you have a Jaeger LeCoultre watch you are interested in selling or trading please contact us.
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(42852) Jaeger-LeCoultre Q381357J Grande Reverso 1931 Seconde Centrale 381.3.57, 18k white gold on a strap with an 18k white gold tang buckle, automatic JLC caliber 966A movement, black dial with vintage toned hour markers and hands, the reverse side features a solid case-back, 38 hour power reserve, sapphire crystal, water resistant to 30 meters, size: 46.8 x 27.4mm, thickness: 9.2mm, Like New with Box and Papers; dated May 2015
$20,700
See More Pictures(43467) Jaeger-LeCoultre Q1738471 Master Compressor GMT 173.84.71, stainless steel case on a strap with a double folding deploy buckle, automatic JLC caliber 975h movement, black dial with luminous hour markers, luminous hour and minute hands indicate the "Home Time", skeleton hour hand indicates the second time zone, 24 hour sub dial at 12 o'clock, date at 3 o'clock, small seconds sub dial at 6 o'clock, sapphire crystal, water res...
$5,600
See More Pictures(42903) Jaeger-LeCoultre Q2008470, Memovox Tribute to Polaris, limited & numbered edition of 768 Pieces world-wide, stainless steel case on a strap with a matching stainless steel tang buckle, automatic JLC Caliber 956 movement, black dial with arabic numerals & index hour markers, date at 3 o'clock, alarm, bi-directional rotating inner bezel, 45 hour power reserve, plastic crystal, water resistant to 200 meters. Diameter: 42mm, th...
$12,500
See More Pictures(43515) Jaeger LeCoultre Q9068670 Polaris Date, 906.86.70, stainless steel on a rubber strap with a stainless steel double deployant buckle, automatic Jaeger LeCoultre caliber 899A/1, black dial with vintage-toned luminous hour markers and hands, date at 3 o'clock, solid caseback, domed sapphire crystal, size 42mm, thickness 13mm. Like New with JLC box and papers dated 2021.
$6,900
See More Pictures(43333) Jaeger LeCoultre 1308470 Master Ultra Thin Perpetual Calendar, Q1308470, 130.84.70, stainless steel on a strap with a stainless steel deployant buckle, automatic calibre 868 movement, 38 hour power reserve, black dial, day, date, month, 4 digit year, constant seconds, moonphase at 12 o'clock, sapphire crystal, display back, water resistant to 50M, size 39mm, thickness 9.2mm. Like new with Jaeger LeCoultre box and papers Dat...
$17,500
See More Pictures(43461) Jaeger LeCoultre Q208A570 Master Compressor Deep Sea Chronograph, 208.A5.70, black Cermet (cermet is a high-tech material consisting of aluminum reinforced with particles of ceramic and then covered with a protective coating of ceramic) case on a strap with a black Cermet buckle, automatic movement (Jaeger LeCoultre Caliber 758), chronograph, chronograph operation apparatus indicator at 12 o'clock, 30-minute sub-dial at 3 o...
$11,900
See More PicturesJaeger LeCoultre produces roughly 100,000 timepieces on an annual basis. This is about twice as many as Patek Philippe or Audemars Piguet, but significantly less compared to Rolex or Omega. Jaeger LeCoultre is a much-respected watchmaker that produces all of its movements in-house. Signature collections include the Reverso, Master and Polaris model lines.
Jaeger LeCoultre, along with A. Lange & Sohne, Vacheron Constantin, Panerai, IWC and others, is owned by the Swiss luxury conglomerate Richemont. Richemont, LVMH and the Swatch Group are the largest luxury groups owning most of the world’s premier watch brands except for Rolex, Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet.
The Reverso, arguably Jaeger LeCoultre’s most iconic model, was originally designed for British Army officers in India to withstand the rigors of playing polo. By reversing the watch face, the riders could be assured that the face would not be damaged during the game. The Reverso was launched in the 1930’s and remains a cornerstone of the brand today.
Jaeger LeCoultre, also known as ‘The Watchmaker’s Watchmaker’, has made movements for many other brands over the years and is well known in the industry for its high level of craftsmanship. Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, and Vacheron Constantin have all used Jaeger LeCoultre movements in some of their most famous timepieces (including the Royal Oak). Jaeger LeCoultre is known for its vast number of calibers (more than 1,200) and its long history of innovation, with over four hundred patents to its name.
Jaeger LeCoultre’s “1000 Hour Test” is the brand’s internal methodology by which its watches undergo a rigorous 6-week testing protocol to meet strict performance and quality requirements, such as accuracy, waterproofness, resistance to temperature changes, pressure changes, magnetic fields, etc. The engraved seal on the back of the timepiece assures the wearer that the watch has passed these tests. The test is all part of the brand’s mission to go beyond broad industry norms and to create stricter parameters for its own watches.