Thanks!

Thanks for the info, guys. I can't tell you how appropriate it is that the model is an "abatross"

I will tell you what I can about the watch, which isn't much. The bezel is approx 32mm across with the case being a bit over 35mm across. The bezel is almost 32mm top to bottom and the watch is 8.7mm thick, though it sits much slimmer on the wrist. I assume it's 18kt yellow gold, but I don't have the eyesight to read the extremely tiny stamp on the bracelet. It weighs 127.6 grams.

I have no idea what the movement is, other than it's automatic with date and moon phase, which I'd guess given the late 80's manufacture date would probably tell a more knowledgeable person the likely movement. That's about all I know at this point.

Thanks for the help! If anyone has any other info they can share, that would be fantastic.

Can you identify this JLC? (With apologies)

By: John : November 16th, 2004-09:09

Hi, all. I tried using service JLC now offers to identify the watch, but I'm not terribly confident the page is actually working, as it gave me no confirmation. It also fails if you leave the default "receive the newsletters" checkbox checked, fyi. In any...

Re: Can you identify this JLC? (With apologies)

By: John : November 16th, 2004-09:09

Ug...didn't realize it would automatically insert the picutres into the post...my apologies to the bandwidth-challenged

Wow!

By: KavKav : November 16th, 2004-11:11

It's an Albatros

By: Gary : November 16th, 2004-03:15

...and a nice one! I have the ladies' version with moon phase, bought for my wife circa 1992ish (don't remember the exact date) in SS with some YG links on the bracelet. I've looked for the men's version over the years, but never found a decent one for sa...

Hi do you have the link to the find service, as I've looked at the JLC site and can't find it (me being a bit dim I think). I've an old jaeger & would like to search on serial number if possible. Cheers