with Archive Jaeger-LeCoultre Skeleton Vogue Skelton 141.007.1

Founded in 1833 in Le Sentier, Switzerland, Jaeger-LeCoultre is a prestigious maison. Beginning as a component supplier, it has provided movements to renowned brands such as Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet throughout its long history, making it a truly accomplished manufacturer. This is the unusual skeleton model JAEGER LECOULTRE 141.007.1, released in 1983. Its archive was obtained in October, and this all-original example is in exceptionally good condition. The watch is equipped with Cal. 839. Given that its successor, Cal. 849, remains one of the thinnest Manual-Winding movements in production today, this was undoubtedly a high-end movement for its time. It has an exceptionally special configuration and is visually beautiful. The crown is tiger's eye, the movement's base metal is solid 14-karat gold, and the movement is a special model featuring hand engraving based on the ultra-thin Cal. 839. It has a skeletonized design on both the front and back, allowing the beautiful movement to be admired. Skeletonized Jaeger-LeCoultre watches from this Era are rarely seen and are exceptionally unusual. The original price tag is also still attached. Its character is reminiscent of the current Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Squelette, a skeleton model from the same movement family. The Buckle is a genuine Jaeger-LeCoultre gold-plated component, and the Strap is original. Serviced