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I would be surprised if a LeCoultre would have a 3rd party movement

Since LeCoultre and JLC were "the watchmakers watchmaker"

But I have heard of stranger things...

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Can anyone tell me the model name and Model number of this watch? Le Coultre Chronograph. I think its a Valjoux 72 movement

By: socabaptist : January 11th, 2018-16:53

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I would be surprised if a LeCoultre would have a 3rd party movement

By: ThomasM : January 11th, 2018-18:56

Since LeCoultre and JLC were "the watchmakers watchmaker" But I have heard of stranger things...

With a few exceptions, Thomas. Jaeger Lecoultre didn't have an in house chronograph movement for their wrist watches before the Cal 75x...

By: amanico : January 12th, 2018-00:28

They used to house Valjoux 72 and Universal Genève movements. Best, Nicolas

👍 [nt]

By: ThomasM : January 12th, 2018-04:41

This also happened for many well established brands during that era. [nt]

By: FanFrancisco : January 14th, 2018-21:22

The dial looks like ...

By: jim vancouver : January 11th, 2018-19:32

,,,, Longines BigEye Chronograph. But the Le Coultre tachymeter is perfect.

E2463 Shark/Vogue variation?

By: aero-engineer : January 11th, 2018-21:12

But there is strange bezel I see. It looks much newer than the watch itself

AFAIK, this one never existed... A redialed Shark E 2643. A fiction. [nt]

By: amanico : January 12th, 2018-00:28

Thanks Amanico I suspected as much. That's what I think it is. [nt]

By: socabaptist : January 12th, 2018-06:42