Jaeger LeCoultre Vintage Aesthetic Resplendence｜1970s Jaeger-LeCoultre Manual Lapis Lazuli Dial Watch｜Recently Serviced Ref.9014

Watches from the 1970s carry a distinctive aesthetic signature unique to that era: moderately sized without being ostentatious, charming in color without being flashy, and adorned with refined yet understated decorations. These are the reasons I’ve fallen deeply in love with timepieces from that period.
Take this JLC hand-wound rectangular watch for example—its 31×25mm size still offers both wearing comfort and visual harmony today. The golden dial paired with a finely crafted lapis lazuli bezel exudes a warm, composed elegance under the refraction of the acrylic crystal.
It is powered by the JLC Caliber 818 manual-winding movement, and the tactile sensation of winding it embodies the unique charm of vintage watches. This piece has just undergone a full servicing by our workshop and comes with a one-year warranty.
The acrylic crystal shows minimal scratches, while the case has visible signs of wear but remains unpolished, preserving its original condition.