Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep-Sea Chronograph

KEY FACTS

• This Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Chronograph is offered by a private seller in Hong Kong
• A detailed pre-purchase inspection has been carried out on this example by a professional watchmaker
• A retro-inspired dive watch crafted in high-tech 'Cermet' featuring a chronograph with a unique activation aperture
• Accompanied by a display box and booklet
• The vendor confirms the watch is in good working order

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• The Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Chronograph is a modern diver with a few historical nods
• Its retro styling is complemented by genuine dive watch credentials (ISO 6425), a rotating bezel and a three-register chronograph with activation aperture
• Taking inspiration from JLC's very first dive watch, the Deep Sea Alarm, the watch is presented in a case made from Cermet and titanium and features a textured black dial with contrasting white hands and markers that exudes a vintage charm
• Cermet is a material consisting of aluminium reinforced with particles of ceramic and then covered with a protective coating of ceramics
• It's renowned for its unique combination of lightness, resistance, and stability
• Highlighting its functionality, there's a unique chronograph-operating indicator positioned above the central pinion and under the Jaeger-LeCoultre logo
• This indicator displays various states of the chronograph mechanism through a distinctive circular aperture
• The watch is powered by the automatic in-house calibre 758, comprised of 340 parts and boasting a 65-hour power reserve
• To further enhance its vintage appeal, the watch is paired with a tropic strap

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