The Blomman Watch Report

Jaeger-LeCoultre and the U.S. market: Special watches – the LeCoultre Baron

Last week I reported about the LeCoultre Sultan and Sultana – A “His & Hers” model from the late 1940’s

I like to make a followup on my previous report on the LeCoultre Sultan, this time I like to introduce

For those of you who have followed the Blomman Watch Report from the start knows that today, May 4 is

The Triple Date calendar is a classic complication which really came to life during the 1940’s. Many competed in combining

Vintage Tissot has a quite wide pallet of watches to offer. The good part is that you don’t need to

Not long ago I was writing about some of the most famous Antimagnetic watches… If you like Antimagnetic watches but

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