A refined and elegant Jaeger-LeCoultre Etrier Ref. 1670.42 from the 1970s, showcasing one of the maison's most distinctive dress watch designs. Inspired by the shape of a horse stirrup ("étrier"), this graceful timepiece perfectly reflects the understated elegance of the era.
The compact 20 × 15 mm stainless steel case remains in beautifully preserved, unpolished condition, retaining its original sharp lines. It is complemented by a stunning silver dial, original Jaeger-LeCoultre signed crown, and a clean mineral crystal.
Inside beats the reliable Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 841 manual-wind movement, offering the charm and refinement of traditional mechanical watchmaking.
The watch is fitted with a handmade black leather strap crafted in Belgium and finished with its original signed Jaeger-LeCoultre pin buckle.
Highlights:
Reference 1670.42
Circa 1970s
Stainless steel case
20 × 15 mm
Jaeger-LeCoultre Cal. 841 manual-wind movement
Original silver dial
Original Jaeger-LeCoultre signed crown
Mineral crystal
Handmade Belgian black leather strap
Original Jaeger-LeCoultre signed buckle
Unpolished, all-original condition
A rare and elegant Jaeger-LeCoultre that beautifully combines distinctive design with timeless Swiss craftsmanship. A wonderful collector's piece for those who appreciate refined vintage dress watches.
