Cartier × Jaeger-LeCoultre Duoplan – Stainless Steel, Early 1940s

This exceptional Cartier × Jaeger-LeCoultre Duoplan is a refined and historically significant collaboration from the early 1940s, uniting Jaeger-LeCoultre’s technical innovation with Cartier’s iconic signature. Duoplan watches are celebrated for their compact engineering, developed to deliver precision within elegantly small cases.

Housed in a stainless steel case measuring approximately 20 mm, this watch offers delicate vintage proportions while maintaining a confident presence on the wrist. The dial is signed by Cartier and features classic Roman numerals arranged in a clean, balanced layout that reflects Cartier’s timeless design language.

Powered by Jaeger-LeCoultre’s innovative Duoplan movement, the watch embodies early 20th-century horological ingenuity, enabling high accuracy in a remarkably slim and compact format. This technical achievement, paired with Cartier’s aesthetic refinement, makes Duoplan collaborations especially appealing to collectors.

Preserved in honest vintage condition, this example retains its original character and historical integrity. It has been carefully inspected and authenticated and is offered as a genuine vintage collaboration timepiece, curated by Gallery Suez, a trusted vintage watch boutique based in Antwerp, Belgium.

Highlights

• Cartier × Jaeger-LeCoultre Duoplan wristwatch
  
• Early 1940s production
  
• Stainless steel case
  
• Cartier-signed dial
  
• Compact 20 mm proportions
  
• Innovative Duoplan movement
  
• Highly collectible early collaboration
  
• Curated by Gallery Suez, Antwerp

A refined choice for collectors seeking a historically meaningful Cartier × Jaeger-LeCoultre Duoplan that blends technical ingenuity, elegant proportions, and enduring vintage charm.

Don’t hesitate to contact us for any further information or questions.