Price
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Art Deco Travel and Alarm Clock by Jaeger Le Coultre.
Steel case covered with fine black leather, hinged to provide support and act as a cover when travelling. The case has a brass palque to the inside cover for the retailer 'Birch & Gaydon Ltd, 153 Fenchurch Street E.C.3.
Chrome cased timepiece with cream dial, Arabic numerals and original luminous hands, signed 'Jaeger Le Coultre'.
Eight day Swiss movement with alarm by Jaeger Le Coultre with central winder. Circa 1930.
Birch & Gaydon were established as silversmiths in 1790, The business appears to have begun with William Turner, a watchmaker, in c.1760, trading in Cornhill, London. The business passed to William Birch in c.1840; Henry Gaydon joined the business in 1877 and it was renamed Birch & Gaydon. The business was acquired by Asprey & Co in 1959.
Condition report
very good conditionStock number
SKU00001118The BADA Standard
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