April 16, 2024
Jaeger LeCoultre 8 Day "Bourbon Street" Lamp Post Clock
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Jaeger-LeCoultre 8 Day "Bourbon Street" Lamp Post Clock Model 457 Circa 1963 Brass painted black, designed as an old Paris street lamp with a plaque reading "BOURBON ST", ivory-colored bakelite shade. Off-white with Roman numerals. Blued steel "Louis XV" hands. Signed on Dial. Movement Caliber 245 w/o Alarm. 7 Jewels. Measures 11 inches tall Face Diameter is 1 7/8 inches Base Diameter <3 inches Overall condition is excellent, no paint scratches, gold leaf is perfect, and the movement is in proper working order. We first encountered this clock over two years ago, since then we have been trying to learn more about it. From the research preformed for us by Jaeger-Lecoultre, this clock was made sometime between 1963 and 1975. The most popular street names for these clocks are "Rue De La Paix." The rarest names are the following: "Place de l'Opera", "Place de la Concorde" and " Rue Jeanne d'Arc". Jaeger informed us that they did manufacture other famous local street names for export to its dealers overseas. They were unable to provide us with any data concerning numbers produced or names used.
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