Vintage
EinPA's post, "Seemed like as good a day as any," offers a glimpse into the world of vintage Jaeger-LeCoultre collecting, specifically focusing on the challenges and rewards of identifying authentic examples. His experience highlights the critical eye required to navigate the market, particularly when encountering pieces with incorrect components or reworked dials. This thread serves as a valuable resource for collectors seeking to understand the nuances of vintage JLC authentication.
Great strap pairing too!
Any where, any time ππ»
These were given to the event winners. Believed to be around 20 originally. Never produced for sale.
Saw one for auction at watches of Knightsbridge. The dial was reworked and the seconds hand was wrong. The caseback was also wrong. I did point it out to them. It went unsold so they may have pulled it.
I designed that one myself
The one below is wrong (tried hard but no). Also note the very clean dial and incorrect seconds hand
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