
Pun's acquisition of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Q1292520 sparks a discussion among collectors about the nuances of ultra-thin horology. This article delves into the community's insights on provenance, movement significance, and the practicalities of owning such a delicate timepiece. Pun's experience highlights the enduring appeal of JLC's ultra-thin line, even without original box and papers.

Very well done! Its knife shaped case is spectacular. And the Cal 849 a milestone in Horology. Best, Nicolas
for this its a KEEPER. Just send it in to manufacturer for a oil change.
I've asked the seller to check. May be in India they supplied with black strap. Will inform you when I hear from the seller.
I'll check and will try to source a brown one from the brand. In any case the strap would need replacement in a year or so. Got a good deal. Little less than 50% of the retail price I believe.
They're not super accurate (ultra thins are difficult to calibrate), but they are extremely special and they're high horology in the thinness!
It looks great. Similar to 5116r yet very different.. 🥰
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