Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving

Introduced in 2007 at SIHH, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving was the first diver chronograph from the brand in almost 40 years. The case is stainless steel and measures 44mm in diameter and 16.3mm thick, giving the watch a robust feel on the wrist. The rotating timing bezel, which is fashioned from stainless steel, has a solid positive action. The dial is black with a pulsometer scale, two chronograph subdials, a constant seconds at 6 o’clock and a quick set date function. Although busy, it’s very clear and legible with high contrasting white markers and hands and light blue details. As a true no-nonsense diver, the watch is ISO6425 certified, meaning it’s tested for a depth rating of 1000m, in addition to shock resistance and thermal performance. Powering the watch is the in-house calibre 751D. It is an automatic movement with 41 jewels and a power reserve of 65 hours.

This example is offered in worn condition with visible scratches on the bezel, case and bracelet. Included in the sale are the original box, a black strap with white contrasting stitching and the original papers.

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