
Nicolas (amanico) brings to light a magnificent piece of horological history: the Vintage LeCoultre Caliber 160 Chronometer. His exclusive photos, captured at the Heritage Gallery, showcase a movement that earned the 1st Prize of Chronometry in 1948, inviting collectors to appreciate its exceptional finishing and historical significance. This article delves into the details and community insights surrounding this remarkable non-tourbillon chronometer.




Without Tourbillon, though...
Thanks for the pics. A stunner.
One of the nicest swan necks I’ve seen. Thank you for posting!
Nice to see, thanks Nico! What size is the movement and was it ever produced in serial production? Best, E.
Yes, yes, it is a Septantième!
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