Jaeger-LeCoultre 8 Days Desk Clock 1950' Rare

A fine and rare Jaeger-LeCoultre desk clock

Gilt brass case with atypical half moon design 

Beautiful Creme Dial marked Swiss and signed Jaeger-LeCoultre

Movement: manual winding 8 Days going

Measures: ca Width 18 cm x Height 16.5 cm x Depth 5 cm 

Year ca 1950'-1960'

In good working condition

Rare, Collector

A fine gift

A superb and rarely encountered example of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s mid-century design mastery, this 1950s 8-Days desk clock stands as a testament to the maison’s pursuit of technical innovation expressed with understated elegance. Housed in a beautifully curved architectural case, the clock pairs warm tones of aged metal with refined lines that evoke the sophistication of post-war modernism.

At its heart beats Jaeger-LeCoultre’s celebrated 8-day mechanical movement, engineered to deliver unmatched precision and autonomy, requiring winding only once a week—an impressive feat for the era and a hallmark of the brand’s technical leadership.

The dial is a study in harmony and balance: a minimalist central field framed by a distinguished chapter ring, adorned with Roman numerals and complemented by gracefully tapered hands. Every detail is thoughtfully executed, offering clarity, grace, and visual depth. The warm bronze-toned accents lend the piece a subtle radiance, while the cylindrical side columns and gently arched silhouette create a sense of quiet grandeur.

More than a functional timekeeper, this desk clock is a collectible sculpture, radiating the timeless style and mechanical excellence for which Jaeger-LeCoultre is revered. Rarely preserved in such fine condition, it embodies the enduring charm of the maison’s mid-century creations—making it a distinguished addition to any curated interior or horological collection

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