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Jaeger Lecoultre Mark 11 issued for the Royal Australian Air Force ( RAAF ). 2 fresh pictures of an icon.
Yes, this Mark 11 is an icon, along with the Memovox Polaris and Deep Sea Alarm, the Geophysic and the Reverso.
Small with its 35 mm case, but not lacking character, and the kind of watch which will give you a lot of pleasure.
Here are two pictures of mine.
And be sure I am extremely happy with it!
Best,
Nicolas
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Jaeger Lecoultre Mark 11 issued for the Royal Australian Air Force ( RAAF ). 2 fresh pictures of an icon.
Yes, this Mark 11 is an icon, along with the Memovox Polaris and Deep Sea Alarm, the Geophysic and the Reverso. Small with its 35 mm case, but not lacking character, and the kind of watch which will give you a lot of pleasure. Here are two pictures of min...
Sourcing that strap
Do yo remember where you got that cool strap? I can picture it on a few of my vintage chronos. Thx
hmmm....always learning something here...looks quite similar to the IWC Mark XI....any correlations??
I ask as the Mark XII of IWC was powered by a JLC movement...
just out curiosity....Mark XI IWC watches pop up quite often at auctions, but I cannot recall seing any JLC Mark XI...
are they rare compared to the IWC ones....price wise the IWCs usually are traded around the 4-5K, how is it with the JLCs??
is that original condition??...if yes, that's amazing, the case simply looks too good relatively to its age...some polishing ??...
what would you say is the luminescence material...?? can't be 3H...some radium salt??
As always a pleasure to see these wonders ;)
This one is no exception. A gorgeous piece 👌🏼
Love the long, graceful lugs
... and big, thick crown! The dial is nice too, of course ;-)
