Jaeger LeCoultre 161242A Features

Ref. No. :161242A
Code :2507
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Pink gold
Location :United States, New York, Brooklyn
Price : $ 47,600
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Case Diameter :41 mm
Thickness :11 mm
Waterproof :50 m
Material bezel :Pink gold
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Functions :Moonphase, Date, Month, Year, Perpetual calendar
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- An absolutely beautiful watch! The unique face, paired with the braided leather strap, makes it versatile enough for both dressy and casual attire. I love it!
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- I was looking for something a bit different. I enjoy wearing it with lots of heavy chain bracelets.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Ragnar Rannok United States Lake Havasu City from Netherlands Purmerend
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Jaeger LeCoultre 161242A wrist watches news:
I now have 3 single winders, and unfortunately needed to experience their customer service with one of them. I can hardly complain, since it was one of their deeply discounted "scratch and dent/demo" models. The cup was loose, and would rub on the case, causing the watch to stop swinging after one swing. I got a very nice and helpful woman on the phone, who said it sounded like a cup assembly problem, and that they'd send me a new cup assembly right away. Well, they did, it arrived very quickly, and the problem seems to be solved!I believe that you can tell the most about a company when something goes wrong. Let's face it, once in a while every company sends out an item that has a problem, particularly if you are buying a demo or "scratch and dent" item. It's how the company deals with that problem that tells you the most about them, and I can give Orbita a big thumbs up, both for their products and their customer service!Also, I had endless questions for Kevin, and he was extreme
Good day friends!I¡¯m intrigued by Tissot's (et al) relatively new Powermatic 80 movement. I¡¯m amazed by both the apparent accuracy and the power reserve available at such a low price point. I¡¯m giving serious consideration to purchasing one of the new Seastar watches with the red ceramic bezel.Tissot has stated repeatedly that the movement uses a new, high-tech, low friction escapement, but as far as I can tell they¡¯ve never said what it¡¯s made of. Silicon? Some kind of plastic? Have any of you horologic scholars seen any photos or write-ups that sheds light on question? How durable is it?Additionally, I¡¯ve tried without success to find information on the serviceability of the movement. I know Swatches Sistem51 is a ¡°throw away¡± movement and at it¡¯s given price, that¡¯s what I would expect. The Powermatic 80 is on a completely different level, but I want to make sure that it can be serviced when needed over the next 50 years!
Bought it new in March, immediately had to go to repair because it stopped intermittently. Now doing it again. Back to repair today - and it's a quartz!!!Cool watch but
Appreciate any information on the piece below, or what the logo on the dial means. The caseback also has some inscriptions.Thanks!
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