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evogel · 1 May 2012, 06:33 AM

I have a friend that has inherited 2 LeCoultre (pre Jaeger) watches that she wishes to sell. What market is there for them and what kind of information would be potential buyer want?
Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

WatchTimes · 1 May 2012, 06:39 AM

Thats a VERY tough ? to answer as there were many years and models before Jaeger.

Pics will help some people give you some ideas.

capote · 1 May 2012, 07:30 AM

LeCoultre was the name used in North America until the 80's so it doesn't have to be that old.

slcbbrown · 1 May 2012, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by capote

LeCoultre was the name used in North America until the 80's so it doesn't have to be that old.

That's my understanding, as well. After JLC was one company, the name LeCoultre was used for US sales. Not always their highest quality, but might have had something to do with where the watches were assembled (just my guess).

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