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FS: Parts from Jaeger LeCoultre E959 Polaris 1968 (cal. 825)

Here for sale are parts from an original JLC 1968 Polaris. The outer dial is completely original but will probably need cleaning, and reluming, if the buyer wishes. It is slightly out of shape but I can take extra photos to show this to any interested parties. It should make a very presentable dial after some work, but the buyer can decide how much (or how little) work they want to do.

The cal 825 movement is missing some parts and therefore clearly not working, but it is from a E859 Polaris and the signed bridges and serial number (1944320) are all clear. If anyone has specific questions about the movement I will try to answer them. I could in theory sell the movement in parts, but would prefer to sell as is. If you are desperate for something specific then let me know, and I'll see if I can help.

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