I am looking for the same kind of gold jaguer lecoultre watch with
white stones watch Princess Diana had?  Do you know what style it was?
 She was wearing it when she was in the crash.

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Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 11 Feb 2004 19:06 PST

Hi Mcow!

Please take a look at the following gold Jaeger LeCoultre watches.

New
http://68.15.21.151/uploads/researchers/0JLC.jpg

Like New
http://68.15.21.151/uploads/researchers/1jlc.jpg

New
http://68.15.21.151/uploads/researchers/2JLC.jpg

New
http://68.15.21.151/uploads/researchers/3JLC.jpg


Can you tell me which gold Jaeger LeCoultre watch in the one you have in mind?

Thanks,
Bobbie7

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Clarification of Question by mcow-ga on 11 Feb 2004 20:44 PST

The first and last.  All I know is it was all gold with "white
stones," is this the type she had?  Where do I go to find one? 
Thanks.

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Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 11 Feb 2004 20:54 PST

The watches I showed you appear to fit the description you gave in
your question, however I'm not sure which model Jaeger LeCoultre watch
Princess Diana had.

I can give you the links and information for ordering the above
watches but please keep in mind that they may not be the same model
that she had.

I believe that Princess Diana died wearing a Jaeger-LeCoultre "Calibre
101," the smallest mechanical watch in the world. Queen Elizabeth II
wore a similar watch on the day of her coronation.

"Other important pieces in the shop's current inventory include a pink
gold watch with a hidden face, made for ballet dancer Vera Zorina (one
of choreographer George Balanchine's wives) by Harry Lackritz, a
prominent Chicago jeweler in the forties, and the smallest watch in
the world, identical to the watch worn by Queen Elizabeth II at her
coronation. Featuring a quarter-inch face, this Jaeger-LeCoultre watch
is cast in a solid block of platinum and attached to a diamond and
platinum band... I understand Princess Diana owns a similar watch in
gold."

http://www.worldandi.com/specialreport/1990/december/Sa17170.htm

I am told by a friend who collects rare watches that a JLC watch
similar to Diana's, if available, would probably sell for around
$200,000.