Jaeger-LeCoultre Étrier “Lucchetto” Ref. 1670.42 (circa 1960s) other A sunburst like silver dial

A sunburst like silver dial with simple gold line marker and hands

with a classical petite seconds subdial for added visual interest

A lesser-known fact is that up until 1978 when the first Santos Carrée was released

has we chose to curate some claw bracelet pieces for this drop

i feel its a perfect daily worn watch

Jaeger-LeCoultre Étrier “Lucchetto” Ref. 1670.42 (circa 1960s) other A sunburst like silver dialWHY WE CURATED IT: The most prolific and important movement maker of all time; hailed as The Watchmakers Watchmaker. For over a century, JLC made movements for the likes of Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, Cartier and IWC. Here we have a watch that proves JLC could do avant garde too, as opposed to their current conservatism. This trier (French for stirrups) was the result of a long partnership with Herms (famous for design