The Blomman Watch Report

LeCoultre 444 Uniplan, dual-signed Asprey

Dual-signed watches has always been of interest for watch collectors. Often it adds a bit of spice to the history

You who follows me here may have read my report on the Jaeger-LeCoultre: 2400 the Two in One. One thing

This year it has been very clear that one of the strategies used by several watch brands is to offer

Lately we have seen an increasing popularity of watches with Enamel dials. Everything from “plain” white to more fashionable colours

That Jaeger were early into the vehicle business you already know. Mostly panel clocks and instruments – air-planes, boats and

Back in the 1990’s when I started to look into watches more seriously, one phrase that was always said as

If someone would say manual chronograph from late 1930’s or early 1940’s with “Snail dial”, excellent chocolate patina, large stainless

During the 1930’s and 1940’s Jaeger-LeCoultre made a lot of Art Deco inspired rectangular watches. The most well-known being the