Jaeger-LeCoultre

Dear All, I am a complete Jaeger-LeCoultre fan .I just bought myself a Master Compressor Dulamatic and put a dark brown horn back strap on it .I think it is the most beautiful watch i have ever owned . While i made my purchase i was told that JLC manufact... 

Congratulations on the new Master Compressor Dualmatic. That is one of my favorite watches & contains a brand new movement design from JLC. You can be confident that JLC produces extremely high quality movements. There is a long history within the Swiss w... 

I have done some compilation of movements supply to th industiw my own for some years. In the history of jlc, it was more than ebauch supplies. Many famous pieces were in fact made for other famous brands. Will post when i am home. Jaw posted via nokia n7... 

Seems that many VCs I look at have characteristic signs of JLC movements! For example, isn't the Toledo based on the same movement as the JLC MM? Then there's the AP Millenary Maserati two time-zone watch whose sub-dial placement is suspiciously like that... 

the two "superlative" movements of the 20th century, the AP/VC 2003/1003, and the AP/VC 2120/1120, were JLC developments, initiated and funded by AP and VC (and in the second case, by PP as well) The manual wind ultra thin was itself based upon a L.E. Pig... 

for what I have seen MJLC delivers also (mainly?) finished and assembled movements for their main customers. They also deliver to Van Cleef et Arpels, and it seems that they deliver Piaget too (just for one watch). I know that Lemania delivers also some a... 

I don't know the details of companies which used complete movements vs. those which used ebauches for their watches. I'd like to learn more about JLC's role as a movement supplier, so I would welcome any information on this topic. Here is a very brief lis... 

Probably worth noting AP had an equity stake in JLC, A stake they sold to Richemont and partly used to finance the America's cup initiative. Regards

of Renaud et Papi, arguably one of the greatest high complications specialists extant today. TM

the rights and tools of caliber 2120, if I understood well (please Thomas correct if I'm wrong)! If so 2120 would be a real 100% manufacture caliber for AP now.

This is based on what I know, listed are various movements supplied throughout the period stated (may not be continuous supplied throughtout the period) and may or may not be the current situation, some watches supplied are complete watches, others are wh... 

Jaw intended his list to include brands which were supplied movements - complete or ebauche - by JLC, from JLC's side. I am sure he did not mean to imply (as might be easily mistakenly concluded) that these brands relied EXCLUSIVELY on JLC movements, comp... 

I enjoy looking into the historical connections in the Swiss watch industry, especially regarding JLC & F. Piguet. These topics can often be misinterpreted and serve as the foundation for making value judgements on the various companies involved. This is ... 

Hi, Aalok, That should have been L.E. Piguet, not F. Piguet. The LE Piguet origins of the cal. 1003/2003 manual ultra thin are not widely known, and I only found out about it after decades of interest in the industry, and then only because of a fortuitous... 

Hi Guys, In addition to the JLC based Breguet calibers already listed in this thread (Cal. 549 and 530), Breguet also used the JLC Cal. 839 ultrathin, calling it Breguet Cal. 509 (or possibly 503, I can't remember which, the other one is the Breguet versi... 

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