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Switzerland · since 1833 · Richemont

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Machine translation pending human review. Figures and sources match the original.

Antoine LeCoultre founded his workshop in the Vallée de Joux in 1833 (some sources say 1834), in Le Sentier. The Parisian watchmaker Edmond Jaeger entered the story in 1903 with ultra-thin movements, and the brand took its present name in 1937. Its workshop produced the 1929 calibre 101, the 1931 Reverso and the Atmos clock. It has belonged entirely to Richemont since 2000.

Models in the Archive
15
Lines
10
Median diameter
36 mm
Most common type
Dress

Timeline

  1. Antoine LeCoultre opens his workshop

  2. Edmond Jaeger sets his ultra-thin movement challenge

  3. Calibre 101, about 1 g

  4. Reverso

  5. The Jaeger-LeCoultre name

  6. Memovox

  7. Memovox Polaris

  8. Richemont subsidiary

  9. Gyrotourbillon I

Models by line

Filter in the Archive

Reverso

Master Control

Duomètre

Geophysic

Gyrotourbillon

Master Grande Tradition

Master Hybris

Master Ultra Thin

Memovox

Polaris

Sources

  1. en.wikipedia.org
  2. fratellowatches.com