Jaeger LeCoultre Master Q1288420 Details
| INFORMATION |
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| BRAND |
Jaeger Lecoultre |
| SERIES |
Master |
| MODEL |
Q1288420 |
| Gender |
Mens |
| PRODUCED |
-
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| DIAL |
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| TYPE |
-
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| COLOUR |
Red |
| FINISH |
-
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| INDEXES |
Index |
| CASE |
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| MATERIAL |
Stainless Steel |
| CRYSTAL |
Sapphire |
| BACK |
Transparent |
| SHAPE |
Round |
| DIAMETER |
40 mm |
| HEIGHT |
7.5 mm |
| MOVEMENT |
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| CALIBRE |
Jaeger LeCoultre Calibre JLC 899/1 |
| TYPE |
Automatic |
| DIAMETER |
- |
| JEWELS |
-
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| RESERVE |
38 hours |
| Frequency |
-
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| Time |
-
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| BAND |
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| BandMaterial |
Alligator Leather |
| FEATURES |
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| WATER RESISTANCE |
50 m |
| STYLE |
Luxury Watches |
If classy and luxurious is how you like your watches to be, then this timeless piece by Jaeger LeCoultre is the one for you. By looks, it seems to be elegant, yet it's so much more than just looks. It has a silvery sunray dial with minute markers around the outer rim and silver-tone hands. The date on this timepiece is displayed at the 6 o' clock position. The case is made using stainless steel with a transparent back and 400 mm diameter. The watch also features sapphire crystal that protects it from scratches.
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