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     Agustin_rodriguez New member Username: Agustin_rodriguez Post Number: 1 Registered: 06-2013 Rating: N/A |
Hi¡¡ I´m asking for your help to answer this: . It´s about a Wristwatch that I just bought. It´s about an exceptional well conserved Jaeger-Le Coultre of the 50's that has a handwind movement caliber k818/cw and on the bridge it has the mark: VXN. My doubdts emerge when i saw the inner back case witch is of 14k solid yellow gold and is engraved with the leyend. "LeCoultre". but on the front dial it has the magnificent logo of JL and just down on it it´s the name of the Brand Jaeger-LeCultre complete. So I has the suspicios if this is the right dial to belongs to this case or if is a dial that belongs to other case. And if someone has the estimate about the Price of this timepiece I would apreciate to much if you can tell me what it is. Thank you very much. | ||
| Gatorcpa New member Username: Gatorcpa Post Number: 6 Registered: 11-2006 Rating: N/A |
Sounds like a US market LeCoultre watch that was redialled with the name Jaeger-LeCoutre. The tip-off is the "VXN" mark on the movement and the solid 14K case. The "JL" logo was used even on US market watches. Pictures of your watch would be most helpful. gatorcpa |