Jaeger LeCoultre travel clock; Switzerland 1960s. Gilt bronze. It has a mechanical movement with manual winding. Needs restoration. It keeps its original case. Measures: 5 x 4,6 cm. Round clock supported by a golden base. The dial stands out for its red colour, on which the gilt numbering of Roman origin is arranged, and the openwork hands, also gilt. The piece is completed with the original case, which is adapted to the structure of the watch. Jaeger LeCoultre was founded in 1833, making it the first manufacture to combine several disciplines of watchmaking in a single company.