Lady's diamond wristwatch, Jaeger-LeCoultre, 1950s

The square dial applied with blued steel hands and baton indicators, to a line of circular-cut diamonds, length approximately 160mm, movement signed Jaeger-Le Coultre, French assay mark, case stamped Jaeger-Le Coultre.

Please note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of its time keeping and therefore a service should be carried out in the near future at the buyer's expense. We do not guarantee watch movements. Accompanied by a record of service in 2001. Stamped PT950 for platinum, movement signed Jaeger-Le Coultre. Maker's mark. Manual movement running at time of cataloging. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 5.00 - 6.50 carats, estimated colour H-J, estimated clarity VS on average. Scratches to metal consistent with age and wear. Clasp secure. In good condition.
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