Jaeger-LeCoultre (LeCoultre) Center Second

─ LeCoultre for the American Market ─

A piece released under the “LeCoultre” name for the American market in the 1940s.

Arabic numerals and a railway track convey the military flavour of the era.

“LeCoultre” for the American market, 1940s.
Arabic numerals and a railway track on an ivory dial.
A clean three-hand layout with centre seconds.
The hand-wound “Cal. P450/1” with shock protection.
A one-of-a-kind patina nurtured by the years.

─ Hand-Wound Calibre P450/1 ─

At its heart is Jaeger-LeCoultre’s hand-wound movement, the “Cal. P450/1.”

Equipped with shock protection, it still quietly keeps time some 80 years on.

─ Character Shaped by Time ─

An ivory dial that has deepened in character with age, set in a chrome-plated case.

A one-of-a-kind expression that only a vintage watch can wear.