Art Deco watches, emerging in the 1920s and 1930s, are celebrated for their bold, geometric designs and luxurious materials. Characterized by symmetrical lines, intricate patterns, and vibrant colors, these timepieces reflect the opulence and modernism of the Art Deco movement. Watchmakers like Cartier, Jaeger-LeCoultre, and Patek Philippe led the way in creating exquisite examples, often incorporating elements such as mother-of-pearl, onyx, and precious gemstones. Art Deco watches remain highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, representing a timeless blend of artistry and functionality. Their enduring appeal lies in their unique ability to capture the elegance and innovation of an era defined by rapid technological and social change.
The present Jaeger-LeCoultre Lady wristwatch is a stunning piece from the golden Art Deco era. The 14kt yellow gold case features a very unusual design with an asymmetrical shape. The lugs are different on each side of the watch, creating a fantastic visual effect. Another interesting feature of this wristwatch is the gilt black lacquered dial, signed “LeCoultre,” with geometric gold indexes. Very few watches of this type have surfaced on the market over the years, making this watch extremely sought after by Art Deco wristwatch collectors. The desirability of this watch is further enhanced by its overall quality, featuring a beautifully flawless black gilt dial and a perfectly preserved, likely untouched case. A similar example with a Cartier-signed dial was published in “White Cartier Bianco”, further testifying to the rarity of this model being featured in such an important book.

Diameter 30x15mm

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