JAEGER-LECOULTRE (BABY STRIER / LADY - YELLOW GOLD No. 1101011A), circa 1950 Ladies' watch in 18K yellow gold (750 thousandths), rectangular case with oversized arched lugs and one-piece clipped back (numbered, signed and hallmarked). Silvered dial with applied indexes and signed winding mechanism. Leather strap with gold-plated Jaeger-LeCoultre buckle. Movement: Hand-wound mechanical calibre signed JAEGER-LeCOULTRE / 845 Swiss. Dim. 29 x 14 mm (with hoops). Condition: Good condition (Jlc carrying case). (Gross weight: 13 g).

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