Thanks Zaf, believe you just answered it. Separate from the fabrique en suisse question, which I now understand, I was asking which hands were correct for this dial - the dauphin hands , syringe or the example on p. 61 of your book (I'm honestly not sure what they're called).

Hi Zaf, I found two different triple date examples with the same dial configuration that you show on p. 61 of your book, although all three are slightly different (hand configurations are all different, and the two examples I'm showing here don't have the "fabrique en suisse" text, while the one on ...

Thanks Zaf, You're right - the LeCoultre itself isn't quite right, the "L" in particular looks off under a loupe. Back to the dealer, who's being very reasonable. Disappointing as it's an amazing watch. If on the off-chance you have a source for an unrestored version of this reference I'm definitely...

Thank you! Really appreciate the response.

It's a quirk of the picture, but there actually is a swiss at 6 o'clock, just impossible to see the way the watch is photographed. Was there anything else that jumped out at you as far as pointing towards a redial?

Much appreciated!

Daniel

Hi all, I came across the watch below and I had two questions: 1) There aren't a ton of examples that I can find of these JLC triple register chronographs with horned lugs. This looks very similar to the example on page 79 of Zaf's book, but the sub-dials look different (they resemble the chrono on ...