JAEGER

JAEGER Model "101 Feuille" No. 43356 Circa 1961, for the French market Ladies' secret bracelet watch in platinum (950) and diamonds Case: rectangular, screw-down caseback with winding crown, diamond-set leaf-shaped cover, signed Dial: miniature white square, visible under the cover, black hour-markers and hands Movement: mechanical with manual winding, Duoplan Calibre 101/1, 15 jewels and 2-position adjusted, signed and numbered Bracelet: entirely set with diamonds with clip clasp Dim. 5 x 15 mm Gross weight. 31.2 g Wrist size. 16 cm We thank the Manufacture Jaeger-LeCoultre for providing us with the archive information. A platinum manual winding lady's wristwatch with integrated diamond bracelet, caliber 101/1 movement signed and numbered Notes: Launched in 1925, the Duoplan movement was the solution to the challenge of creating compact yet precise wristwatches. Its name, meaning "two planes", reflects its unique architecture: the components were arranged on two levels, enabling a compact design without compromising precision. Building on the success of the Duoplan, Jaeger Le-Coultre unveiled the Calibre 101 in 1929. At just 14 mm long, 4.8 mm wide and 3.4 mm high, and weighing around 1 gram, it remains the smallest mechanical movement ever created. Originally composed of 74 components, modern versions have up to 98, all meticulously assembled by hand. Our rare example under the "Feuille 101" model bears witness to the watchmaker's historic expertise. Condition report given as an indication: Sold as is, without warranty Traces of wear from use visible throughout Movement is ticking but plan for standard overhaul Condition report given as an indication: Sold as is, without warranty Signs of wear from use visible throughout Movement is ticking but plan for standard overhaul