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LTlhr · 7 September 2020, 05:50 AM

Hello folks, when my Grandmother passed away she left a watch to my Mother, who has given it to me to store in the safe. All good. Except we know very little about the heritage of the watch and don't even know the model number / name / type / age etc. It was serviced a number of years back by JLC, but they gave us no insight to the watch at the time (to be fair, I imagine we didn’t ask).

Would be really grateful if anybody could shed some light? See pics below. Thanks!

(edit to add, for context the strap is very narrow, about 1.2cm / 0.5" wide)

7 September 2020, 05:50 AM	#1
LTlhr "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: London Posts: 119	Help identifying a vintage JLC Hello folks, when my Grandmother passed away she left a watch to my Mother, who has given it to me to store in the safe. All good. Except we know very little about the heritage of the watch and don't even know the model number / name / type / age etc. It was serviced a number of years back by JLC, but they gave us no insight to the watch at the time (to be fair, I imagine we didn’t ask). Would be really grateful if anybody could shed some light? See pics below. Thanks! (edit to add, for context the strap is very narrow, about 1.2cm / 0.5" wide) __________________ Breitling: Avenger GMT (Red Arrows). Bremont: Supersonic. Hublot: Classic Fusion Chrono (Blue). Panerai: Luminor Base. Patek Philippe: 5905R Annual Calendar Chrono. Rolex: Day-Date WG Olive Green, Sky-Dweller RG Choc, Daytona YG Green, Daytona WG Blue, Submariner (Hulk), Submariner (Kermit), GMT II (Batgirl), GMT II (Pepsi), Sea-Dweller (SD43), OP41 (Silver), Air-King, Datejust (1967 Vintage).

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