Up for sale is a very cool and fairly unique watch--a Jaeger-LeCoultre reference 6145-21 in 18k yellow gold, taking style cues from Cartier. I believe this watch dates back to the 1970s, and it is in good shape. The gold case has some hairlines but no damage, and the white dial has a little aging around the edges but it is very difficult to see unless you look very closely. The slightly raised black Roman numerals and logo are in good shape. The watch measures in at approximately 25mm long and 21mm wide, not including the lugs. The watch is 6mm thick. It wears like a bracelet, and for reference my wrist in the photos is 6.8". The JLC features a manual-wind movement, which is currently running at +/- 12 seconds per day. The watch comes on an aftermarket stretch bracelet that is 18k gold and stainless steel. It is a little loose on my wrist but it is wearable. **Price:** $1,450 **Timestamp:** in photos **Videos:** I can send a video of the watch on my instagram, @WarmDials **Payment and Shipping:** to be agreed upon by the buyer and myself, taking the buyer's purchase history into consideration. I'm a private collector located in the United States and frequent user in this community. I have bought and sold often, and I'm happy to answer any questions you may have / provide more photos or a video. You can find me on instagram at @WarmDials. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or want to chat