Jaeger-LeCoultre
Switzerland
Jaeger-LeCoultre began as Antoine LeCoultre's workshop in 1833 in Le Sentier, Switzerland, and took its current name in 1937 after a long partnership with Parisian watchmaker Edmond Jaeger. Known as a "watchmaker's watchmaker" for supplying movements to other prestigious brands, it introduced the Reverso in 1931 and the Atmos clock, which runs on tiny changes in air temperature.
- In the catalog
- 20
- Price range
- $7,900 – $140,000
- Typical case size
- 40.1 mm
- Movements
- Automatic 55% · Manual-wind 35% · Quartz 10%
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