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Thank you!
Happy to have found this forum!
I thought of the magazine as well, but have not been able to confirm that yet. But since I love a bit of detective-work myself, it only adds to the charm 
Stunning Pierre Cardin watches btw. I have been keeping an eye out for those as well!
Limited information about the 70s Jaeger-LeCoultre Vogue Tank
Dear all, I am new to this forum, so I hope my post is within the confines of what is discussed and debated here. I have recently acquired a watch I have been searching for for quite a while. Various vintage dealers refer to it as the Jaeger LeCoultre 912...
Welcome to the forum - a wonderful group of watch addicts!
I've never seen this one, and I started doing watches in the mid 80's. Very very striking piece. I'm sure someone here can point you in the right direction. When I saw the name Vogue I thought of the magazine. I have a couple of Jaeger LeCoultres made fro...
Thank you!
Happy to have found this forum! I thought of the magazine as well, but have not been able to confirm that yet. But since I love a bit of detective-work myself, it only adds to the charm Stunning Pierre Cardin watches btw. I have been keeping an eye out fo...
Firstly, welcome!
Secondly, I am afraid I am not very familiar with this model and wasn't not aware there was a blue dial version. Big congrats though! The version you have is stunning!
Thanks for a warm welcome!
Thanks! I am also very happy that I managed to track this version down
And I'm so happy you found us on the web!
Hopefully you'll be able to track down the blue version!
Pierre Cardin: No Stranger to Space Age
No mystery that he was drawn to this house ...
Jaeger LeCoultre Model 9120 Wrist Watch. Just a cursory search result.
The JLC 9120 is a manual-wind, dress watch from the 1970s. This was a period of transition for the watch industry, caught between the traditional elegance of mid-century designs and the looming quartz crisis. The 9120 is very much a watch from the "old wo...
Thanks!
Really enjoy the thinness as well and how the strap seamlessly fit underneath the edge of the case - hiding the connection. Thank you!
First,, welcome to the forum! I just love watch designs from the 70’s!
That case design is very unique ( appealing to my eyes ) and the dial with those larger indices work well together. I like how the strap looks integrated into the case. Well one.
Love the strap connection as well!
Thank you! And I am glad I am not the only one who finds this particular model pleasing to the eye