The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. This auction includes the original box, additional items, and papers dated January 6, 2024. 

Jaeger-LeCoultre has been certifying movements to its own internal standard since 1992, when the Master Control collection launched with a promise: every watch would endure 1,000 hours of continuous testing before leaving the manufacture. That commitment hasn't softened. It has simply accumulated three decades of proof. The 40mm stainless steel case at 12.05mm carries curved lugs and double polished and satin finished surfaces that reward close attention. The silvered grey sunray-brushed dial wears polished rhodium-finish numerals and appliqué hour markers with a tone-on-tone restraint that lesser chronographs mistake for plainness. Calibre 759 is anything but plain: 358 components, column-wheel operated chronograph, triple calendar with day, date, and month, moonphase, and pulsimeter scale, all running on twin barrels for 65 hours of power reserve at 28,800 vph. The blue chronograph hands and blue moonphase disc surface the complications with just enough contrast to be read instantly and admired slowly. This example ships with both the steel bracelet and the light-brown Novonappa calfskin strap, switchable via the quick-release lug system with a single press. The versatility that comes with this package is genuinely rare to find intact. 2024 production. Impeccable condition throughout. Steel bracelet still stickered, fits an 8 inch wrist. Quick release strap and new stickered clasp included. One of the most complete presentations this reference comes in.