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You gotta love the eccentric style and complexities of a Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor.

Why We Love It

This distinctive and characterful Master Compressor verifies that few watchmakers can turn their hand to almost any watch style quite as Jaeger-LeCoultre can. Put this 41.5mm bold, diving watch next to an ultra-thin Reverso and marvel at the brand’s ability to be all things to all people. This Master Compressor is a surprising all-rounder with solid water resistance, an inner rotating bezel, bold and legible styling, and a timeless color scheme that matches its polished case. In a world of highl...

What You Should Know

This Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Dualmatic Q1738170 is in overall excellent pre-owned condition.

What's Included

Watch. Box and manuals only.

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The Backstory

From its inception, the Jaeger-LeCoultre brand has set a precedent for being one of – if not the most – prodigious watchmakers in the world. The company's dedication to precision and inventive nature means the brand can lay claim to hundreds of patents and over 1,000 in-house movements.

In the early 2000s, JLC began outfitting Navy SEALs with its Master Compressor watches in order to get feedback on what these elite soldiers would need in a diving watch. The resulting limited-edition releases i...

About Jaeger-LeCoultre

The watchmaker's watchmaker. La Grande Maison. There's only one Jaeger-LeCoultre, and since Antoine LeCoutre founded his Vallée de Joux workshop in 1833, the company has remained almost peerless. Since 1833, more than 1,242 calibers have been developed by the brand, receiving over 400 patents in the process. Starting in 1903, a watchmaker named Edmond Jaeger teamed up with the LeCoultre company.

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