Jaeger LeCoultre Railroad Caramel 1940s

Jaeger LeCoultre Railroad Caramel 1940sThe 1940s and 1950s are often considered to be the climax of dress watches. During this time, the manually wound movements reached a new level of maturity in terms of reliability, precision and dimensions. The functional perfection of this Jaeger LeCoultre is no surprise; it achieves an astounding degree of elegance and precision, all in one timepiece. The luminous stainless steel case with thin lugs and slight pie pan Railroad dial in a Caramel tone

A solid stainless steel case with a clean bezel and a beautiful and very rare deep blue mosaic dial keep the appearance simple and elegant

The Jumbo 37 mm stepped 14k yellow gold case is in very attractive condition with sharp lugs

How this dial plays with light is absolutely amazing

1601 - manual wound

original never touched silver linen dial in great condition

This hardly ever seen oversized IWC is a wonderful example of the timeless elegance of vintage wristwatches from the 1940s

Here we have a beautifully finished 18k yellow gold Vacheron Constantin Tank dress watch from the 1970s

the original Oyster Bracelet (G) has some usual stretch (up to 19cm wrist)

Our reference 3848 comes in outstanding condition and a stunning blue sigma sunburst dial with the manual wind Patek Philippe Cal

This example is the manual wind version and is featured by a clean design with no date

original and evenly aged lume on dial

There are over 20 known references for the Aero Compax