E335, Valjoux 72 Chronograph, Steel Second Series the Double Split sent shockwaves

the Double Split sent shockwaves and pushed technical boundaries beyond the Swiss

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Very few designs can be said to have been unerringly attractive for an entire century without faltering

The 2526 is classic Calatrava aesthetics with a movement many still consider to be the greatest ever time-only calibre

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E335, Valjoux 72 Chronograph, Steel Second Series the Double Split sent shockwavesThis ref. E335 is an early Lecoultre chronograph made largely for the US market with column wheel Valjoux 72. The dial and movement are marked as Lecoultre only for trademark & import tax reasons. This was standard practice for the brand from 1937 until 1985, with a few exceptions. This examples sports a white silver dial, blued steel hands, applied steel numerals, tritium, 36mm steel case, and sharp angular lugs. This is in every detail a peer of the