Le Coultre Deep Sea Alarm Automatic Box & Papers Never Polished
Sold in USA in 1962
Case:
in steel, never polished
in very good condition
Dial:
original dial for USA market
in perfect condition
Caseback:
original with all original engraves visible
in very good condition
Bracelet:
elastic original JB made for Le Coultre
in very good condition
Accessories:
box & papers
Price 60.000 €
In 1959, Jaeger-LeCoultre launched the Deep Sea Alarm, the brand’s first underwater alarm watch. Powered by the brand’s first self-winding alarm movement, known as caliber 815, the Deep Sea Alarm was produced in very limited numbers. Overall, it is estimated that fewer than 1,000 of these watches were produced between 1959 and 1962, and given their utilitarian functionality, very few are seen on the market. Most were destined for the United States, with dials sporting only the LeCoultre name, although a few select pieces were created for the European market with Jaeger-LeCoultre on the dial
