Bushells Antiques has dated this Jaeger Lecoultre Skeleton Clock to the 1950s.
The hour markers are typically gilded square studs or blocks.

Movement: This clock houses a 16-jewel "baguette" or "inline" skeleton bridge manual wind movement, meaning the components are arranged in a straight line, visible through the transparent case.
Origin: Made by Jaeger-LeCoultre in La Chaux-de-Fons, Switzerland.

Functionality: As an 8-day timepiece, it requires winding approximately once a week to maintain its operation.
Historical Context: This model embodies the linear and refined aesthetic prevalent in mid-century design, making it a notable piece for collectors of vintage clocks.
Bushells Antiques has dated this Jaeger Lecoultre Skeleton Clock to the 1950s.
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