1945 Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. E 159 Watch Cal. P 478 WWII Military Style Wristwatch S.S.

1945 Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. E 159 Watch Cal. P 478 WWII Military Style Wristwatch S.S.

$1,600.00
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Jaeger-LeCoultreFounded in 1833 in Le Sentier, Switzerland, Jaeger-LeCoultre is a pillar of Swiss haute horology, known for its technical mastery and in-house innovation. With over 1,200 calibers and hundreds of patents, including the first keyless crown (1847) and the world’s smallest mechanical movement—JLC has shaped modern watchmaking. Its legacy includes supplying movements to Patek Philippe and Ademars Piguet, and icons like the Reverso, one of the most celebrated watches of the 20th century.   1945 JAEGER-LECOULTRE WWII Military Wristwatch Cal. P 478, Reference E 159    In the crucible of World War II, technology advanced rapidly to meet the needs of war—and watches were no exception. As precision instruments became essential for military operations, the British Ministry of Defense commissioned select Swiss manufacturers to produce rugged and reliable timepieces. Jaeger-LeCoultre, one of the most respected names in horology, was among them.   Around 6,000 of the approximately 15

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