JAEGER-LeCOULTRE (Power reserve / GT - Yellow gold n° 117977), circa 1950 Classic watch in 18K yellow gold (750 thousandths) with horn handles, staircase bezel and screwed case back (French case, hallmarked and numbered, ref case 360). Silvered dial with applied arrow markers and a window at 12 o'clock for the power reserve (40 o'clock, red window). Vintage winding mechanism, not signed. Used crocodile (Crocodylia spp. CITES appendix II B) control bracelet. Movement: Self-winding caliber with stop signed LeCOULTRE / 481 Swiss. Diameter: 35 mm. Condition: Good (Carrying case). (Gross weight 50,60 g).

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