Jaeger LeCoultre Master Control Triple Date Stainless Steel 2007

The Master Control Triple Date – first released in 2000 and this example from 2007 – could pass for a watch 60 years its senior. Indeed, the Master Control takes design cues from a triple calendar wristwatch released in the 1940s. The vintage touches are there: the stainless steel case with almost impossibly-bright finishing in an attractive 37mm; the distinctive red-tipped central date hand; a calendar track around the perimeter of the dial; and a central day and month display.

It has the look and feel of an older watch, but with the technical excellence and dependability that distinguishes their modern products. This watch is powered by the elegant Caliber 891 movement. As mentioned, Jaeger Le Coultre manufactures their own movements, designed to meet rigorous quality standards. Each Master Control movement must pass a 1000-hour test before leaving the factory. This test, more punishing than even the tests imposed by COSC, is implemented only by Jaeger Le Coultre.

Our Master Control Triple Date is in impeccable condition, complete with its original box. It rests in a comfortable realm between luxury and practicality, at home in both casual and professional environments. It’s the perfect combination of vintage elegance and modern ingenuity, testament to the gravitas with which Jaeger Le Coultre imbues all of its timepieces.