This Jaeger-LeCoultre Lady’s Etrier Ref. 1670-42 exemplifies the innovative spirit and refined style that defined the maison’s approach to watch design in the 1960s.

Introduced during a decade of design experimentation, the Etrier—named after the French word for “stirrup”—has a unique case construction, inspired by equestrian motifs and made iconic through the partnerships with Hermès Paris.

The Etrier collection stands out in Jaeger-LeCoultre’s history for blending technical mastery with distinct, fashion-forward aesthetics, making it a lasting favorite among vintage women’s timepieces.

This watch a stainless steel case, measuring 20mm in width and 34.5mm including the signature stirrup-shaped lugs. The squared, architectural form of the case is complemented by sharp edges and polished surfaces, all of which remain in well-preserved original condition.

A plexiglass crystal sits above the dial, free from scratches.

The original blued Soleil dial is striking, displaying a radiant sunburst effect that shifts in hue depending on the light. The minimalist hour markers and baton hands offer excellent readability while with the clean, understated Jaeger-LeCoultre style. The printing on the dial is crisp and the surfaces show no patina or oxidation.

Powering this wristwatch is the Jaeger-LeCoultre Caliber K840, a manually wound manufacture movement produced in the 1960s. Known for its reliability and slim profile, the K840 contributes to the refined appearance and robust performance typical of the maison’s in-house calibers.

This Etrier is fitted with a new leather strap and is accompanied by its original Jaeger-LeCoultre clasp.

The watch has been serviced in-house, is in good working order, and is delivered with a six-month guarantee and an originality certificate.

Worldwide shipping and inquiries are welcome.