Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Reveil 141.2.97

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reference 141.2.97 Master Control 'Reveil' | A pink gold automatic wristwatch with date and alarm, Circa 1995

Dial: silvered Caliber: cal. 916 automatic, 22 jewels Movement number: 2'650'828 Case: 18k pink gold, case back secured by four screws Case number: no. 0098 Closure: 18k pink gold Jaeger-LeCoultre folding clasp Size: 39 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Jaeger-LeCoultre presentation box with outer packaging, Guarantee Form (open), Operating Instructions booklet, booklet, leather bi-fold, and hangtagJaeger-LeCoultre introduced its first alarm wristwatch in 1950 with the calibre 489, developed as a response to the Vulcain Cricket. The design featured two crowns to separately manage the power reserve and alarm functions, while an inner rotating disc on the dial provided clear and intuitive alarm setting—elements that contributed significantly to the model’s early success. The present example is a modern Master Control Réveil in pink gold, echoing the aesthetic and mechanical heritage of its mid-century predecessors. It is offered with its presentation box, guarantee form, instruction booklet, and accompanying accessories.