This timepiece is in good condition, showing light signs of wear on the titanium surfaces with some light to moderate wear on the bezel; some dial elements have some common minuscule speck blemishes or dust particles upon inspection. The bracelet fits a wrist size of up to 7.7 inches. It includes the boxes (inner and outer), an OEM rubber strap with a buckle clasp, an OEM textile strap with a velcro buckle clasp, booklets, a hangtag, and papers dated August 25th, 2014. This timepiece is part of a limited edition series, with only 1,500 available worldwide. The MSRP for this watch is $11,400.

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Geographic Master Compressor (Q187T170) is an absolute gem in the JLC lineup with a very tactile design. As embossed on the case back, the robust calibre 975D originally went under 1000 hours of rigorous testing of anything from durability to chronometry. It features a 44mm titanium case with a matching, rotating bezel, designed with a 60-minute scale. The black dial displays luminous hour markers and skeletonized hands for excellent readability, with a date window at 3 o'clock and a second timezone indicator at 9 o'clock. The design is completed with a titanium bracelet, offering a secure and lightweight fit. Don’t miss the chance to bid on this exceptional Jaeger-LeCoultre timepiece! 

Buyers shipping the watch to WI will be required to pay applicable sales tax of up to 5.6% in addition to the purchase price of the watch to the seller.