An elegant and highly collectible Jaeger-LeCoultre desk clock dating from the 1960’s. Featuring a manually wound 8-day movement housed within a striking plexiglas and brass construction, this timepiece perfectly captures the refined design language of mid-century Jaeger-LeCoultre creations.
Combining mechanical charm, decorative appeal and timeless aesthetics, this desk clock makes a wonderful addition to any watch, design or Jaeger-LeCoultre collection.
Model: 8 Days Desk Clock
Circa: 1960’s
Case Material: Plexiglas and brass
Dial: Transparent
Movement: Manual winding
Power Reserve: 8 days
Functions: Hours, minutes
Condition: Good vintage condition
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The clock displays a beautiful age-related patina to the plexiglas, developed naturally over decades and contributing to its authentic vintage character. The brass elements remain well preserved and the overall presentation is highly attractive.
Collector’s Notes: Vintage Jaeger-LeCoultre desk clocks have become increasingly appreciated by collectors for their distinctive design, quality craftsmanship and decorative presence. This 8-day model is particularly appealing thanks to its elegant transparent construction and visible mechanical architecture. A charming and characterful example from the golden era of Jaeger-LeCoultre design.
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