Product Description:
A beautifully designed mid-century Jaeger-LeCoultre 8 Day folding alarm clock, Swiss made and dating to around the 1950s.
Founded in 1833 in the Vallée de Joux, Jaeger-LeCoultre is regarded as one of Switzerland’s most prestigious watchmakers, often referred to as “the watchmaker’s watchmaker” for its technical innovation and precision engineering. This elegant mechanical alarm clock reflects the brand’s post-war craftsmanship and refined design.
The metallic red curved case is framed in brushed gilt brass, creating a striking contrast against the clean cream dial. Raised Arabic numerals, gilt hour markers and the central brushed dial add subtle depth, while the folding brass back allows the clock to stand securely when open and fold neatly for travel.
Marked “8 Days” on the dial, the movement runs for eight days on a single wind. It has just been professionally serviced by Warditime and is in full working order, ready for use.
A stylish addition to a desk, bedside table or study, this Swiss mechanical alarm clock brings mid-century design and horological heritage into a contemporary interior.
Key Features:
- Jaeger-LeCoultre Swiss made alarm clock
- 8 day mechanical wind-up movement
- Folding travel design
- Metallic red case with gilt brass frame
- Cream dial with raised numerals
- c.1950s mid-century design
- Recently professionally serviced by Warditime
- Fully working order
Size:
(H) 6.5 cm
(W) 5cm
(D) 3.5cm
Condition:
In very good vintage condition. The clock has been professionally serviced and is in full working order. There are light surface marks consistent with age and careful use, as expected for a piece from the 1950s, but overall it presents beautifully and displays exceptionally well.
