Jaeger LeCoultre Railroad Radium 1940s

Jaeger LeCoultre Railroad Radium 1940sThe 1940s and 1950s are often considered to be the climax of dress watches and military watches. During this time, the manually wound movements reached a new level of maturity in terms of reliability, precision and dimensions. This particular timepiece represents the military era of JLC watches. The functional perfection of this Jaeger LeCoultre is no surprise; it achieves an astounding degree of simplicity and precision, all in one timepiece. The

+8sec/d / 320°

Our unpolished reference is even more rare because of the Florentine finished case and a pie pan dial with rare claw indexes (only used 61-62)

Omega logo on the crystal

The attention to detail of the hour markers and elegance of the Honeycomb dial is rarely seen done so well

Sized at 33 mm

no movement shot because its pressure tested (certificate included)

Year: 1958

Valjoux 72 - column wheel chronograph

The „PARIS“ text at six o’clock on the dial denotes that this Cartier was retailed out of the Parisian boutique

comes with aftermarket gold/steel buckle

The version you see here is stainless steel with a silver colored dial with some beautiful developed patina which reminds you of the surface of the moon

This compact and beautiful Omega Constellation automatic chronometer has everything you want in a dress watch: 35 mm capped rose gold case