Il listino delle Orologi Jaeger-LeCoultre Jaeger Lecoultre Chronometer E168

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• Data di vendita : 06/11/2023

  Paese : Svizzera

  
  

  Christies #30018 - 2023-11 - Rare Watches

  Geneva

  ID Lotto : 113

   

  • CHF
  • EUR
  • USD

  Venduto:

  • 31500
  • 31500
  • 31500

  Valutazione:

  • 25000 - 45000
  • 25000 - 45000
  • 25000 - 45000

  
  

  Marca : Jaeger-LeCoultre

  Collezione : Vintage

  Modello : Jaeger Lecoultre Chronometer

  Riferimento : Jaeger Lecoultre - E168

  
  

  Categoria : Orologio da polso

  Periodo : 1950

  Movimento : Meccanico

  Materiale della cassa : Acciaio

  Colore del quadrante : Bianco

  Dettagli riferimento : E168 ,

  
  

  JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A VERY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE STAINLESS STEEL WRISTWATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS

  
  

  Descrizione : JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A VERY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE STAINLESS STEEL WRISTWATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS;SIGNED JAEGER-LECOULTRE, GEOPHYSIC CHRONOMETER MODEL, REF. E168, MOVEMENT NO. 1'331'602, CASE NO. 748'245, MANUFACTURED IN 1958;Movement: Manual;Dial: White;Case: 35 mm. diam.;With: Stainless steel Jaeger-LeCoultre buckle, Extract from the Archives;Remark: Approx. 1'038 pieces made

  JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A VERY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE STAINLESS STEEL WRISTWATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS

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  Descrizione : JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A VERY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE STAINLESS STEEL WRISTWATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS;SIGNED JAEGER-LECOULTRE, GEOPHYSIC CHRONOMETER MODEL, REF. E168, MOVEMENT NO. 1'331'602, CASE NO. 748'245, MANUFACTURED IN 1958;Movement: Manual;Dial: White;Case: 35 mm. diam.;With: Stainless steel Jaeger-LeCoultre buckle, Extract from the Archives;Remark: Approx. 1'038 pieces made
• Data di vendita : 13/05/2017

  Paese : Svizzera

  
  

  Phillips #CH080117 - 2017-05 - The Geneva Watch Auction: FIVE

  Geneva

  ID Lotto : 99

   

  • CHF
  • EUR
  • USD

  Venduto:

  • 47500
  • 38755
  • 54307

  Valutazione:

  • 20000 - 30000
  • 16318 - 24477
  • 22866 - 34299

  
  

  Marca : Jaeger-LeCoultre

  Collezione : Vintage

  Modello : Jaeger Lecoultre Chronometer

  Riferimento : Jaeger Lecoultre - E168

  
  

  Categoria : Orologio da polso

  Condizione : Come nuovo, nessun difetto

  Periodo : 1950

  ID Orologio : FRILLS

  Movimento : Meccanico

  Calibro : T

  Materiale della cassa : Acciaio

  Dettagli riferimento : E168

  Chiusura : Chiusura a scomparsa

  Dimensioni : 35 mm

  Funzioni : Cronometro, Secondi centrali

  
  

  Jaeger-LeCoultre Follow;Ref. E168;A rare and fine stainless steel chronometer wristwatch with center seconds, accompanied by its original 'Sputnick' presentation box

  
  

  Descrizione : Manufacturer: Jaeger-LeCoultre;Year: 1958;Reference No: E168;Movement No: 1'276'029;Case No: 748'126;Model Name: Chronomètre Geophysic;Material: Stainless steel;Calibre: Manual, cal. P478BWSbr, 17 jewels;Bracelet/Strap: Leather;Clasp/Buckle: Jaeger LeCoultre original stainless steel pin buckle;Dimensions: 35mm. Diameter;Signed: Case, dial and movement signed;Accessories: Accompanied by Jaeger LeCoultre fitted box and product literature.;Catalogue Essay;The Chronometre Geophysic was created in 1958 during the official International Geophysical Year, an international scientific project that lasted from July 1st, 1957 to December 31st, 1958. 67 nations participated in scientific exploration of our planet’s most inhospitable and unexplored places. It also marked the end of a long period during the Cold War when scientific interchange between the East and West had been seriously interrupted.;Destined for explorers and scientists, the Geophysic had a pure no-frills dial optimized for the reading of time. Its chronometer movement (something quite rare for the brand at the time) featured a central hacking seconds hand, a special adjustment system for ease of regulation, as well as a Glucydur balance that would not be adversely affected by the changes in temperature. The movement was further protected thanks to a soft iron anti magnetic inner case, and was thus resistant to 600 Gauss – perfect for the research scientists working on polar bases, in laboratories and inside submarines. Accordingly, in the summer of 1958, the citizens of Geneva gifted Geophysics to the captains of the SS Skate (Calvert) and Nautilus (Anderson) to commemorate their accomplishment of traversing the North Pole in their submarines. Scholarship suggests that slightly over 1000 Geophysic models were made.;The present lot made in 1958 is in excellent condition, with a pure dial, well preserved enamel medallion on the caseback and original Jaeger LeCoultre buckle. It is offered with Jaeger LeCoulte brochure, price list from 1958 as well as super rare and original 'Jaeger LeCoultre Sputnick' presentation case.;While Jaeger LeCoultre launched a “Tribute to the Geophysic” in 2014, the original Reference E 168 remains one of the most coveted chronometer timepieces for discerning collectors.

  Jaeger-LeCoultre Follow;Ref. E168;A rare and fine stainless steel chronometer wristwatch with center seconds, accompanied by its original 'Sputnick' presentation box

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  Descrizione : Manufacturer: Jaeger-LeCoultre;Year: 1958;Reference No: E168;Movement No: 1'276'029;Case No: 748'126;Model Name: Chronomètre Geophysic;Material: Stainless steel;Calibre: Manual, cal. P478BWSbr, 17 jewels;Bracelet/Strap: Leather;Clasp/Buckle: Jaeger LeCoultre original stainless steel pin buckle;Dimensions: 35mm. Diameter;Signed: Case, dial and movement signed;Accessories: Accompanied by Jaeger LeCoultre fitted box and product literature.;Catalogue Essay;The Chronometre Geophysic was created in 1958 during the official International Geophysical Year, an international scientific project that lasted from July 1st, 1957 to December 31st, 1958. 67 nations participated in scientific exploration of our planet’s most inhospitable and unexplored places. It also marked the end of a long period during the Cold War when scientific interchange between the East and West had been seriously interrupted.;Destined for explorers and scientists, the Geophysic had a pure no-frills dial optimized for the reading of time. Its chronometer movement (something quite rare for the brand at the time) featured a central hacking seconds hand, a special adjustment system for ease of regulation, as well as a Glucydur balance that would not be adversely affected by the changes in temperature. The movement was further protected thanks to a soft iron anti magnetic inner case, and was thus resistant to 600 Gauss – perfect for the research scientists working on polar bases, in laboratories and inside submarines. Accordingly, in the summer of 1958, the citizens of Geneva gifted Geophysics to the captains of the SS Skate (Calvert) and Nautilus (Anderson) to commemorate their accomplishment of traversing the North Pole in their submarines. Scholarship suggests that slightly over 1000 Geophysic models were made.;The present lot made in 1958 is in excellent condition, with a pure dial, well preserved enamel medallion on the caseback and original Jaeger LeCoultre buckle. It is offered with Jaeger LeCoulte brochure, price list from 1958 as well as super rare and original 'Jaeger LeCoultre Sputnick' presentation case.;While Jaeger LeCoultre launched a “Tribute to the Geophysic” in 2014, the original Reference E 168 remains one of the most coveted chronometer timepieces for discerning collectors.
• Data di vendita : 11/05/2013

  Paese : Svizzera

  
  

  Sothebys #GE1301 - 2013-05 - Important watches

  Geneva

  ID Lotto : 225

   

  • CHF
  • EUR
  • USD

  Venduto:

  • 15000
  • 17150
  • 12239

  Valutazione:

  • 12000 - 15000
  • 9791 - 12239
  • 13720 - 17150

  
  

  Marca : Jaeger-LeCoultre

  Collezione : Vintage

  Modello : Jaeger Lecoultre Chronometer

  Riferimento : Jaeger Lecoultre - E168

  
  

  Categoria :

  Periodo : 1950

  Movimento : Meccanico

  Calibro : P478 / BWSBR

  Materiale della cassa : Acciaio

  Forma della cassa : Rotonda

  Colore del quadrante : Bianco

  Diametro : 35 mm

  Dimensioni : 35 mm

  Spessore : 12.5 mm

  
  

  Jaeger-LeCoultre A RARE STAINLESS STEEL CENTRE SECONDS WRISTWATCH REF E168 MVT 1331981 CASE 748160 CHRONOMETRE GEOPHYSIC CIRCA 1958

  
  

  Descrizione : .LOT SOLD..15,000 CHF.(Hammer Price with Buyer's Premium). cal. P478/BWsbr manual winding nickel lever movement, 17 jewels . white dial with applied baton indexes and Arabic numerals, minute and second division, épée hands . brushed and polished case, screw-down case back . case, dial and movement signed . with a stainless steel JLC buckle.diameter 35 mm thickness 12.5 mm

  Jaeger-LeCoultre A RARE STAINLESS STEEL CENTRE SECONDS WRISTWATCH REF E168 MVT 1331981 CASE 748160 CHRONOMETRE GEOPHYSIC CIRCA 1958

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  Descrizione : .LOT SOLD..15,000 CHF.(Hammer Price with Buyer's Premium). cal. P478/BWsbr manual winding nickel lever movement, 17 jewels . white dial with applied baton indexes and Arabic numerals, minute and second division, épée hands . brushed and polished case, screw-down case back . case, dial and movement signed . with a stainless steel JLC buckle.diameter 35 mm thickness 12.5 mm
• Data di vendita : 11/03/2012

  Paese : Svizzera

  
  

  Antiquorum #260 - 2012-03 - Important Modern and Vintage Timepieces

  Geneva

  ID Lotto : 323

   

  • CHF
  • EUR
  • USD

  Venduto:

  • 16250
  • 13258
  • 18579

  Valutazione:

  • 8000 - 12000
  • 6527 - 9791
  • 9146 - 13720

  
  

  Marca : Jaeger-LeCoultre

  Collezione : Vintage

  Modello : Jaeger Lecoultre Chronometer

  Riferimento : Jaeger Lecoultre - E168

  
  

  Categoria : Orologio da polso

  Movimento : Altro

  Calibro : P478 / BWSBR

  Materiale della cassa : Oro giallo

  Colore del quadrante : Smalto

  Dettagli riferimento : E168 .

  Spessore : 10 mm

  Funzioni : Cronometro, Data, Secondi centrali

  
  

  JAEGER-LECOULTRE GEOPHYSIC, YELLOW GOLD.Jaeger-LeCoultre, Geophysic, Chronometre, movement No. 1331481, case No. 747388..Ref. E168. Made in only 30 examples in 1958..Very fine and extremely rare, water-resistant, anti-magnetic to 600 Gauss, indirect cente

  
  

  Descrizione : C. Two-body, polished and brushed, lapidated lugs, inclined bezel, screwed down case back..D. Off-white with applied steel baton indexes and Arabic 12 and 6, outer minute/second.divisions. Luminous yellow gold epee hands..M. Cal. P478/BWSbr, rhodium-plated, 17 jewels, lateral lever escapement, monometallic balance.adjusted to fi ve positions and to temperatures, self-compensating Breguet balance spring.parachute shock absorber, hack mechanism, swan-neck regulator, anti-magnetic dust cap..Dial, case and movement signed..Diam 35 mm. Thickness 10 mm.

  JAEGER-LECOULTRE GEOPHYSIC, YELLOW GOLD.Jaeger-LeCoultre, Geophysic, Chronometre, movement No. 1331481, case No. 747388..Ref. E168. Made in only 30 examples in 1958..Very fine and extremely rare, water-resistant, anti-magnetic to 600 Gauss, indirect cente

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  Descrizione : C. Two-body, polished and brushed, lapidated lugs, inclined bezel, screwed down case back..D. Off-white with applied steel baton indexes and Arabic 12 and 6, outer minute/second.divisions. Luminous yellow gold epee hands..M. Cal. P478/BWSbr, rhodium-plated, 17 jewels, lateral lever escapement, monometallic balance.adjusted to fi ve positions and to temperatures, self-compensating Breguet balance spring.parachute shock absorber, hack mechanism, swan-neck regulator, anti-magnetic dust cap..Dial, case and movement signed..Diam 35 mm. Thickness 10 mm.
• Data di vendita : 10/05/2009

  Paese : Svizzera

  
  

  Antiquorum #214 - 2009-05 - Important Collectors Watches, Pocket Watches & Clocks

  Geneva

  ID Lotto : 8

   

  • CHF
  • EUR
  • USD

  Venduto:

  • 10200
  • 8322
  • 11662

  Valutazione:

  • 10000 - 15000
  • 8159 - 12239
  • 11433 - 17150

  
  

  Marca : Jaeger-LeCoultre

  Collezione : Vintage

  Modello : Jaeger Lecoultre Chronometer

  Riferimento : Jaeger Lecoultre - E168

  
  

  Categoria : Orologio da polso

  Periodo : 1950

  Calibro : P478 / BWSBR

  Materiale della cassa : Oro giallo

  Colore del quadrante : Smalto

  Dettagli riferimento : E168 .

  Spessore : 11 mm

  Funzioni : Cronometro, Data, Secondi centrali

  
  

  Gold Geophysic.Jaeger-LeCoultre, Geophysic, Chronometre, movement No. 1276366, case No. 747374A, Ref. E168..Made in 1958..Very fine and extremely rare, water-resistant, anti-magnetic to 600 Gauss, indirect center seconds, 18K.yellow gold chronometer wrist

  
  

  Descrizione : C. Two-body, polished, lapidated lugs, concave bezel, screwed down case back. D. Off-white with applied gold.baton indexes and Arabic 12 and 6, luminous dots on the rehault, outer minute/second division. Luminous.yellow gold baton hands. M. Cal. P478/BWSbr, rhodium-plated, 17 jewels, lateral lever escapement, monometallic.balance, swan-neck regulator, self-compensating flat balance spring, adjusted to five positions and to.temperatures, parachute shock absorber, hack mechanism, swan-neck regulator, anti-magnetic dust cap..Dial, case and movement signed..Diam 35 mm. Thickness 11 mm.

  Gold Geophysic.Jaeger-LeCoultre, Geophysic, Chronometre, movement No. 1276366, case No. 747374A, Ref. E168..Made in 1958..Very fine and extremely rare, water-resistant, anti-magnetic to 600 Gauss, indirect center seconds, 18K.yellow gold chronometer wrist

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  Descrizione : C. Two-body, polished, lapidated lugs, concave bezel, screwed down case back. D. Off-white with applied gold.baton indexes and Arabic 12 and 6, luminous dots on the rehault, outer minute/second division. Luminous.yellow gold baton hands. M. Cal. P478/BWSbr, rhodium-plated, 17 jewels, lateral lever escapement, monometallic.balance, swan-neck regulator, self-compensating flat balance spring, adjusted to five positions and to.temperatures, parachute shock absorber, hack mechanism, swan-neck regulator, anti-magnetic dust cap..Dial, case and movement signed..Diam 35 mm. Thickness 11 mm.