Jaeger-LeCoultre Dress Watches

Jaeger-LeCoultre's men's dress watch collection offers the very best in style and luxury. With sophistication, elegance, and timeless designs, they provide dress watches to suit every occasion. Every piece is expertly engineered, staying true to the brand's commitment to exacting standards. Explore our luxurious dress watches by Jaeger-LeCoultre.

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Polaris Date Automatic 42mm Stainless Steel and Rubber Watch, Ref. No. Q9068650
£10,294
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Reverso Tribute Duoface Calendar 49.4mm x 29.9mm 18-Karat Pink Gold and Leather Watch, Ref. No Q3912530
£24,911
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Master Control Geographic Automatic 40mm Stainless Steel and Leather Watch, Ref. No. 4128420
£12,746
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Master Control Calendar Automatic Chronograph 40mm Stainless Steel and Leather Watch, Ref No. 4138420
£15,317
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The History

LeCoultre & Cie was founded in 1833 by Mr Antoine LeCoultre, in Le Sentier – a small town in the Swiss Vallée de Joux. It soon became known as the “Grande Maison” of Swiss watchmaking by bringing together a wide range of crafts together in one facility. A merger with French watchmaker Mr Edmund Jaeger in 1937 created the brand we know today; it still champions its mastery of the 180 skills required to make a fine watch, combining cutting-edge machinery with the traditional ways of the finest artisans.

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The Birth Of The Reverso

Legend has it that in the 1930s, a group of polo players on the fields of Jaipur ambushed Swiss watch dealer Mr César de Trey after a match and challenged him to make a watch robust enough to withstand the action. Jaeger-LeCoultre took on the challenge, answering with the Reverso of 1931 – literally revolutionary, as it allowed you to flip the case over, facing its metal caseback forwards and preventing yet another smashed dial crystal.

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INNOVATIONS

The Millionomètre

Jaeger-LeCoultre has always been serious when it comes to precision manufacture. Invented by Mr Antoine LeCoultre as early as 1844, the so-called “Millionomètre” was the first instrument capable of measuring down to a micron’s breadth – a micron being a millionth of a metre.

The Everlasting Clock

Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Atmos carriage clock has seemingly defied the laws of physics since 1928, perpetually tick-tocking without ever needing a re-wind. It comes down to a bellows-style gas chamber, which expands and contracts with variations in air temperature.

The Classic Alarm

The Polaris Memovox of 1968 was not only an exercise in ice-cool dial design but also the culmination of 18 years of alarm-watch innovation at Jaeger-LeCoultre, all based on a hammer repeatedly striking the inside of the case. This technology was first taken beneath the waves in 1959.