Comments:
1/ Silver dial
credit: pinkshortsthinkforce - reddit (1) & antiqurious
2/ Black dial
Ad including the 'Baron' and its variant for women, the 'Baroness' (bottom left)
credit: fratello (1-2), SagoInternational on Etsy (3-4) & the medley on eBay (5)
Diamond-shaped dials: LeCoultre Baron & Patek Philippe Ref. 3413
When I discovered by chance the other day the LeCoultre Baron with its diamond-shaped dial, I immediately thought of the Patek Philippe ref. 3413 designed by Gilbert Albert (which I had left out in my previous thread concerning Three Gilbert Albert designed Patek Philippe). So I thought it would be nice to present them together.
To my surprise, the LeCoultre Baron isn't as unknown as I thought it was. If you want to know more about this watch, you might want to check the following links:
- The Last and the First by Milan aka foullis
- Jaeger-LeCoultre and the U.S. market: Special watches – the LeCoultre Baron by The Blomman Watch Report
- #TBT Feeling Big About Going Small With The LeCoultre Baron by Tomas Rosputinsky on Fratello
Best to you all,
Emmanuel
A/ LECOULTRE BARON powered by cal.480/CW
credit: pinkshortsthinkforce - reddit (1) & antiqurious
2/ Black dial
Ad including the 'Baron' and its variant for women, the 'Baroness' (bottom left)
credit: fratello (1-2), SagoInternational on Etsy (3-4) & the medley on eBay (5)
B/ PATEK PHILIPPE ref. 3413 designed by Gilbert Albert and powered by calibre 23-300 (I have dedicated another thread to three other Gilbert Albert designed Patek Philippe)
credit: @andrea_foffi (1), onbehalf (2-5) & @roni_m_29 (6)