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Dear All
For Sale is this Jaeger-LeCoultre (JLC) WWW Dirty Dozen British Army Wristwatch c.1945
As many of you may know these watches began being manufactured and issued to the British Army in early 1945. There were 12 Swiss manufacturers of the WWW watches and as such, the collection is commonly referred to by collectors and dealers alike as “The Dirty Dozen”. Only around 10,000 Jaeger-LeCoultre WWW watches were made for the British Army during WW2.
The JLC WWW is in excellent original condition having been recently serviced by one of our highly skilled and experienced horologists.
The watch is in stunning original condition and is one of the very best examples you could ever hope to find.
The original factory dial is in excellent condition without any obvious flaws or blemishes.
The beautiful cathedral hands and crown are all correct to the original specification of the watch.
It is common to find the outer casing of these watches in a bad state of repair. However, the casing of the watch for sale is in excellent condition with no notable wear or tarnishing of the chrome plating.
The JLC 479 calibre movement is currently running well and keeping excellent time.
The watch diameter is 35mm.
Please see photos below:
The watch is listed for sale on our website priced at £3,495 which includes a newly fitted NATO strap and quality hand-made leather watch pouch. This price includes free shipping for members of Chronotrader!
All our items are guaranteed to be completely genuine and authentic. We offer a fourteen day "no quibble" money back guarantee on all the items we sell together with a full six-month warranty on all our wristwatches and clocks. This means that you can buy from us with complete confidence.
For further information on the watch for sale please feel free to call us on 0207 117 2807 or email us direct via info@finest-hour.co.uk
Many thanks and regards,
Finest Hour
Vintage Military Timepieces & Collectables
www.finest-hour.co.uk
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