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2663 - Jaeger-LeCoultre, steel watch, 1940s
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Estimate CHF 400 - CHF 600
Description
Jaeger-LeCoultre, steel watch, 1940s Movement: cal. P478, mechanical, no. 411128 Case: No. 361257, diameter 31 mm Strap: dark brown lizard skin Signature: dial, movement, case Overall condition: Fair. Silver-coloured dial: Good condition, slight discolouration and blistering. Blued and luminescent steel hands: Good condition, signs of wear. Plexiglass: Fair condition, numerous scratches. Case: Fair to good condition, shows scratches from frequent use. Steel pin buckle: Good condition, with scratches and micro-scratches from normal wear and tear. Dark brown lizard strap: Fair to good condition, showing significant wear. The watch is in working order at the time of writing this catalogue. CITES – September 2026 + Export or shipping restrictions may apply to this lot. Please consult the ‘Further Information’ tab before bidding. Please note: this lot contains ivory, coral and/or tortoiseshell. A CITES permit will be required for any transport outside Switzerland. Please check with your customs authorities and your carrier regarding the applicable regulations before bidding. We would also like to draw your attention to the fact that Piguet does not offer any shipping services for lots containing materials subject to CITES regulations. The buyer is solely responsible for organising transport and obtaining the necessary authorisations. + Export or shipping restrictions may apply to this lot. Please consult the ‘Additional Information’ tab before bidding. Please note: this lot contains ivory, coral and/or tortoiseshell. A CITES permit will be required for any transport outside Switzerland. Please check with your local customs authorities and your shipping carrier regarding applicable regulations before placing a bid. Please also note that Piguet does not provide shipping services for lots containing materials subject to CITES regulations. The buyer is responsible for arranging transport and obtaining any required permits.
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