Lecoultre-Vacheron Constantin Diamond Galaxy Mystery dial- 727-722 – 14K WG – 1950’s

Lecoultre-Vacheron Constantin Diamond Galaxy Mystery dial- 727-722 – 14K WG – 1950’s

Very nice and elegant Lecoultre-Vacheron Constantin round diamond Galaxy dial watch. Each hour is marked with a diamond baton. Inner black ring for the minutes. At 6 o’clock is engraved “Lecoultre”. The diamond dots represent the hour and minute hands. It is a solid 14K white gold case with engraved in the back “Vacheron & Constantin Lecoultre Watches Inc -14K gold”. The watch comes with a manual winding Vacheron Constantin movement with 17 jewels. The watch has a brand-new Camille Fournet green lizard strap. Width between lugs is 18mm. 
Very collectible timepiece to add to your collection.

History

The story of Lecoultre started in 1833 with Charles Antoine LeCoultre. In 1844 he invented the “millionometre” and then in 1851, he obtained a gold medal for his work and products at the universal exhibition. In 1877, LeCoultre built movement and between 1860 and 1925, it made 60,000 with various level of complication. 1925 is the merger with Edmond Jaeger. After this time came amazing pieces like the duoplan and the smallest caliber 101. Then came the Reverso in 1931, the Memovox in 1951, the Futurematic in 1953. In july 2000, the company became part of the Richemont group.

Technical details

Vacheron Constantin manual winding movement with 17 jewels and 18,000 A/h. 

Measurements

Diameter excluding winding crown: 33mm


Length including lugs: 38mm