Old Jaeger-lecoultre woman's wristwatch

This site gives maker information, but the serial number help is just waffle.

https://jules-jurgensen-serial-number-list.peatix.com/

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The date changes around midnight and you can usually advance the date by going past midnight until the date changes and then turning the watch backward to a time shortly before midnight and then winding it forward again.

How far back you need to go you will have to find by experiment but it should not be very far.

Just the stem - is about a $40 repair.
If there is clockspring damage - you're looking at $75ish

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The repair to the winder may be only £30.00 but will the watch then work well.Parts for old Omegas can cost a premium and the watch may need a service.A service to an Omega by a good watchmaker will cost £170.00 ish and if it needs parts this will rise.
As to value if its 14ct on a bracelet the gold is worth about £12.00 a grm so if its 30g then the gold is £350/£400.00
Its hard to say what to pay without knowing if the watch works well,if it needs £200.00 spending on it the value is reduced to little more than the gold value so id weigh the watch work out a gold value and then a small amount.
If you need a repair try www.rolexrepairs.co.uk they offer a free estimate.
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mcdevito75 here, Eterna, a nice watch with a fair collector value, It would pay to have it looked at. I am Mike D and I do work on watches, specially vintage, Locate me in the service repair secton uner watches right here at fixya, botttom of Profile page click on service repair directory, then watches, then locate me at RITE TIME BASICs, I will be glad to look at your watch, Exams are FREE.

mcdevito75 here, Sounds like you need the watch serviced, specially if not so in 2 years. Check the repair service directory here at Fix Ya, bottom of the page click on repair service directory then watches.

mcdevito75 here, It does seem to be a hard way to set the date. I would imagine to you have stem and not buttons, Try this slip your fingernail just under the stem (winder) and lift the stem to it"s first position, now turn the stem either toward or away from you to change the date easily.

It might be worth having the back of the watch removed to see if there is anything engraved on the movement.

You might find that cleaning the watch gets is going, although the advice of the watch repairer should be asked for on this, as it might be very worn and in need of new parts which are unlikely to be available.

If it works and there is information on the movement, you might be able to get some information on the watch from the maker. Visit their web site (www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/) and make an inquiry, giving them all the information that you have.

An interesting problem!

Good luck.

Yes, but for an authentic Jaeger-lecoultre watch it will be very expensive.

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