amanico
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And now, something a bit different I used to have in my collection: Jaeger Lecoultre E 329.
From 1957 / 1958. With a nice detail, other than the crosshairs dial, the roulette date! 
35 mm of class and pleasure.
Best,
Nicolas
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And now, something a bit different I used to have in my collection: Jaeger Lecoultre E 329.
From 1957 / 1958. With a nice detail, other than the crosshairs dial, the roulette date! 35 mm of class and pleasure. Best, Nicolas ...
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Stunning watch! The thing I actually love the most is the date window with the black background and white letter.
