Jaeger-LeCoultre 2233 Steel 1958 Jubilé
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Jaeger-LeCoultre 2233 Steel 1958 Jubilé

By amanico · Jul 23, 2016 · 12 replies
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amanico delves into the historical inspiration behind the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin 39 Jubilé, tracing its design lineage back to the vintage 1958 Jubilé collection's reference 2233 in steel. This post highlights the subtle yet significant design cues that connect these two elegant timepieces across decades.

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The hidden inspiration for the MUT 39 Jubilé ( 2013 )? 








2252 pieces were made, in steel, much less in yellow and rose gold. 

34 mm case. Cal 480 manual winding inside. 

The inspiration for the MUT 39 Jubilé platinum is obvious. 




The indices, I meant. 

But also the way the crown is integrated to the case. 

The 2233 is a discrete beauty. Which I'd love to find, one day. 

Best,

Nicolas

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blomman Mr Blue
Jul 23, 2016
The lugs are also the same in profile from above

Pure elegance, both the new and old! Best Blomman

AM
amanico
Jul 23, 2016
No, the lugs are curved on the 2233 and much flatter on the MUT 39.

I thought so at the beginning, then checked again, the difference is pretty obvious.

BL
blomman Mr Blue
Jul 23, 2016
As stated: from above! [nt]

AM
amanico
Jul 23, 2016
Even, you see the curve from above, when you see that the lugs of the MUT 39 are flat. [nt]

KT
KtWP
Jul 23, 2016
Now if only they made the Jubilee in 34mm size instead of 39! [nt]

AM
amanico
Jul 23, 2016
For that, you have the MUT 34. Top elegant and discrete. [nt]

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