1950s Jaeger-LeCoultre Vacheron Constantin "Mystery Dial" Cocktail Watch 14K WG

Antoine LeCoultre created the LeCoultre brand in 1833 with the intent of crafting movement blanks (or unfinished movements) for some of Switzerland's most prestigious watchmaking houses, including Vacheron Constantin, Audemars Piguet, and Patek Philippe. Nearly a hundred years later, in 1937, LeCoultre merged with the Jaeger brand to form Jaeger-LeCoultre and become the brand we know and love today.

Jaeger-LeCoultre is often referred to by collectors as “the watchmaker’s watchmaker” and it is easily one of the industry’s most celebrated luxury timepiece brands. Although the manufacturer’s archives are packed full of interesting and noteworthy designs, few are as eye-catching and mesmerizing as this super unique midcentury Cocktail Watch, and this one is actually co-branded with Vacheron Constantin. Featuring a solid 14k white gold case, applied diamond index markers, and diamond stones in place of the traditional watch hands, it's an incredibly rare piece and a shining example of why JLC & VC are of the most respected brands in the business.