Jaeger Le Coultre Marina Angelfish clock. A skeletonised clock of rectangular design, consisting of lucite panels, tied by four brass screws, mounted on a stepped brass base. It is known as the ‘Marina’ due to its Angel Fish based aquarium design. It has a dark blue to black base plate tone, with the dial sector having applied brass dart indexes with unusual, pierced lozenge hands. The ‘Marina’ reference 352, is an eye-catching and technically complex design and with an 8 day movement. The Marine scene with Angel Fish is engraved into the acrylic block from the rear, which is then filled with gold lacquer. There are also clear circular engravings which create a clear bubble effect, adding to the appearance that the clock is filled with water. This marine scene is held together with gilt brass bolts, with a stepped gilt brass stand to the base. To the rear, are the screws, with the winding and handset to the lower centre. Made c 1960 a stunning piece. Bears original retailers label....