JAEGER LECOULTRE - Lot 22

Lot 22
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JAEGER LECOULTRE - Lot 22
JAEGER LECOULTRE Jaeger 101 Ref : 101.013.9 Circa: 1950. Case: rectangular in 750/1000 yellow gold, bezel set with 8/8-cut round diamonds, fluted winding mechanism on back, screw-down back. Dial: gilt signed Jaeger Lecoultre. Hands: wire. Glass: mineral. Movement: hand-wound mechanical, calibre 101 (inconic movement). Strap: articulated link in yellow gold 750/1000, click clasp in yellow gold 750/1000. Dimensions: 0.8 x 1.5 cm. Length: 17 cm. Gross weight: 26.70 g. Considered one of watchmaking's greatest feats, the calibre 101 was, and has been for almost 100 years, the world's smallest mechanical movement. At the beginning of the 20th century, this caliber was an innovation that transformed women's watchmaking. At a time when women's watches were still in their infancy, this ingenious movement, known as the "Duoplan" because of its two-level design, enabled the creation of extremely slender and elegant watches. Developed by Jaeger-LeCoultre and distributed by Cartier's European Watch Co, this innovative mechanism positions the Swiss manufacture as a leader in the ladies' watch market. Launched in 1929, this baguette movement inspires particularly sophisticated feminine models. As delicate as a river of diamonds, this model is a perfect illustration of the Manufacture's expertise.
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