Jaeger-LeCoultre Geomatic: An Underrated Vintage Chronometer
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Geomatic: An Underrated Vintage Chronometer

By amanico · Jul 27, 2020 · 44 replies
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Amanico (Nicolas) brings to light the often-overlooked Jaeger-LeCoultre Geomatic, positioning it as a significant historical reference that deserves greater recognition beyond the shadow of its more famous sibling, the Geophysic. His detailed post, complete with stunning visuals of various Geomatic models and their accompanying ephemera, makes a compelling case for this chronometer-certified timepiece. This article explores why the Geomatic, with its reliable movements and classic design, remains a hidden treasure for collectors.

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Living in the shadow of the Geophysic, the Geomatic is a watch which should deserve a better consideration. 

Less rare ( a bit more than 4300 pieces ), produced in a longer period, from 1962 to the end of the 60's, this watch is the ancestor of the... Master Control Date. 

Here in steel ( 2000 pieces ),



Credit picture: Shruck the oyster: 



And here in rose gold ( 773 pieces ) 



With its legendary medallion: 





Its reliable chronometer movement, Cal 881 and 883: 



And its box, papers and wallet!









A great reference! 

Best,

Nicolas

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lm6
Jul 28, 2020
Beautiful reference. Both in steel and rose gold. [nt]

AM
amanico
Jul 28, 2020
Thanks for looking, Im6. [nt]

GE
George Gently
Jul 28, 2020
Real personality.

I like these kind of 60ies watches. I could see this one on the wrist of commissaire Swan Laurence

AM
amanico
Jul 28, 2020
Yes! With his Facel Vega, it would be a killer combo! Now you just gave me an idea of photo... [nt]

GE
George Gently
Jul 28, 2020
It sure would be!

I'm curious to know, how your idea is going to be transformed into a picture, commissaire Nico...

AM
amanico
Jul 28, 2020
Taking a picture in my Volvo P 1800... ;) [nt]

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