1958 Jaeger LeCoultre Very Rare "Geophysic Chronometre" in 18K Pink Gold

Manufacturer	Jaeger LeCoultre
Model	Geophysic Chronometre
Year of Manufacture	1958
Reference no.	E168
Product no.	A-6614
Price

Manufacturer

Jaeger LeCoultre

Model

Geophysic Chronometre

Year of Manufacture

1958

Reference no.

E168

Product no.

A-6614

Price

Manufactured in 1958, this is a highly rare "Geophysic Chronometer" model by Jaeger-LeCoultre, made of 18-karat pink gold. It is a well-known chronometer model among connoisseurs and is an extremely rare model produced to commemorate the 125th anniversary of Jaeger-LeCoultre's founding. It is equipped with a high-performance movement that includes a hacking function and features a dial and inner case made of soft iron, making it highly precise and resistant to magnetism. It is also known as a timepiece that was handed to the crew of the submarine "Noctilus" for its accuracy and magnetic resistance. The manufacturing period was very short, from 1958 to 1959, and the number of units produced is extremely limited, making it a rare piece. The rare 18-karat pink gold case further enhances its uniqueness.

Item details

Serial no.	141,***
Caliber	P478/BWSbr
Movement no.	1,276,***
Movement type	Manual winding
Material	18K Pink Gold
Case size	35mm
Case type	Screw back Water-resistant

Dial	Original
Type of Indices	Applied
Belt	Non-original (17mm, lug width)
Evaluation case	93％
Evaluation dial	95％
Evaluation mov	95％
Condition	5
Rarity	5

Other details

Case: Minor scratches and ageing, but retains original shape and volume, as well as hallmarks.

Dial: Slightly aged, but clean with no noticeable scratches or stains.

Movement: The winding, switching, and hacking functions are fine. Accuracy is around 10 seconds per day.