A not too bad photo of a superb military watch. And one of my favorite vintage Jaeger Lecoultre. Best, Nicolas

Don't be mistaken by its 35 mm case. It is not a small watch at all. If the pilots of the Australian Air Force wore it, it is good enough for my wrist. ))) This movement! If only it could speak... Best, Nicolas

A bomb: Front And inside: Best, Nicolas

A Classic. And a marvelous one. And a great movement, too. Best, Nicolas

Mark 11 RAAF, WWW, Mark 7 Fat Lugs ( quite rare ), Mark 7 Weems and the GS / TP ( the pocket watch ). Best, Nicolas

Powerful, beautiful, super charming. And accurate! Best, Nicolas

Patina is a vast subject of discussion. Some hate it, others love it. In the heart of the discussion, the lovers will be attracted by the soul of the patina, while the others will say it is all about rust, discoloration... I for one will say that if the p

There are some Jaeger Lecoultre icons we are often posting here, such as the Geophysic, the Reverso, the Polaris and the Deep Sea Alarm. But there is another one which is just sublime, the Mark 11, here issued for the Royal Australian Navy. The dial and c

Two fresh pictures of this beauty. Small? No, beautiful! Best, Nicolas

After the WWW, let's now see the queen of the vintage Lecoultre military watches, the Mark 11, here for the R.A.A.F. This one belongs to the Batch from 1953, and has its typical ( for the RAAF, to be clear ) chimney plexy. My favorite among the 4 Jaeger L