A Jaeger-LeCoultre Barn Find - Tank Asymmetric Signed "Jaeger"
The term "Barn Find" is a term usually applied to classic cars. A rare classic car was stored and forgotten in a barn. And decades later, it was found, well preserved, and later a Concours d'Elegance winner. Well, this barn find did not go unnoticed. This...
Not sure they would…
As charming as the piece is, the asymmetric world doesn’t sell in significant numbers and as both Cartier and JLC have the same parent, I think a return is unlikely 🤷🏻♂️
That did cross my mind.
Knowing that they're both Richemont owned, I did realize this. However, there are some advantages there too, no copyright infringement would be declared on either side. But yes, a return is unlikely!
A Wonderful Piece, lovely Patina, Great Idea, hope JLC take Note, thank you for sharing this 👍🙏
The Only Barn find I can think of is this NOS Zodiac from the 70s with a high beat movement which I found very unusual and reminded me of the AP Millenary. Or a Friend's Paul Newman ...
Those are some gorgeous vintage JLCs!
Look at the hands of the calendar piece and the dive watch minute hand is so interesting. And why are the MEMOVOX sub-dials mirrored? Memovox is backwards in those.
Not the only known, but definitely only a handful resurfaced
Difficult to certify wether it predates the Cartier, because it is exactly the same watch as the Cartier (As with a lot of pre-1950s Cartier which were 100% JLC made and often available under both brands). The fact is that indeed very few of these 'parall...
Wow. Interesting information you have there. Thank you for sharing!
I didn't know about the triple lug Asprey. At least it doesn't come to my mind. I do like the triple lug Cartier that they have today! What a great informative post! Thank you so much for sharing!
