Jaeger LeCoultre Salmon Sub Second 1950s

Jaeger LeCoultre Salmon Sub Second 1950sThe 1940s and 1950s are often considered to be the climax of dress watches. During this time, the manually wound movements reached a new level of maturity in terms of reliability, precision and dimensions. The functional perfection of this Jaeger LeCoultre is no surprise; it achieves an astounding degree of elegance and precision, all in one timepiece. The luminous stainless steel case with tear drop lugs, slight salmon pie pan dial and railroad

subsidiary seconds and a wonderful unique blue leaf handset

excellent overall condition

in 18k rose gold with bombé lugs would remain a constant in anyone's collections

original crystal with Omega logo

original never touched silver sunburst dial in flawless condition

31 mm (without crown) / 34 mm (lug-to-lug) / 16 mm (between lugs)

original never touched two tone white/silver dial in flawless condition

the original Patek alligator strap has some signs of wearing (see pictures)

Our reference 3748 / 1 comes in outstanding condition and a stunning blue sigma sunburst dial with the Patek Philippe manual Cal

Situated in the Neuchatel region

a company that was absorbed by Zenith in 1960 and

Utilized in the original Omega Speedmaster during the American Space Program missions in the 1950s and 1960s