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Jaeger-LeCoultre — Geophysic

Also known as: Geophysic

DocumentedSupported by at least one credible specialist source.

Record status

Documented family · partial

Period

2014–2017 (sampled references)

Maker / issuer

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Geophysic is a wristwatch family made by Jaeger-LeCoultre. Production years recorded for the sampled references run from 2014 to 2017. Recorded movements are Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 898/1, Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 770 and Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 772, with functions including hours, minutes, seconds, jumping seconds, date and world time.

The sampled references record case diameters of 38.5–41.6 mm, heights of 11.3–11.84 mm, cases in pink gold and stainless steel and water resistance of 50–100 m. Reference examples: ref. 8002520 (Geophysic 1958 Pink Gold; 2014; 38.50 mm); ref. 8018480 (Geophysic True Second Stainless Steel / Blue; 2017; 39.60 mm); ref. 8108120 (Geophysic Universal Time Stainless Steel / Bracelet; 2015/30; 41.60 mm). 2 of the sampled references are recorded as limited editions (8002520: 300 units; 8018480: 100 units).

Evidence at a glance

Linked sources
2
Photograph views
3
Catalogue references
4

Counts describe this entry’s documentation, not authenticity, rarity or completeness. Photographs may show one specimen; check each caption and licence.

Historical context

Among the 3 WatchBase references sampled for this entry, the earliest recorded production year is 2014 and the latest is 2017.

Physical characteristics

Crystal
Sapphire
Case back
Closed, Open
Case shape
Round
Case height
11.3–11.84 mm
Case materials recorded
Pink Gold, Stainless Steel
Case diameter (sampled references)
38.5–41.6 mm

Technical characteristics

Functions recorded
Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Jumping Seconds, Date, World Time
Movements recorded
Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 898/1 · Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 770 · Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 772
Production years recorded
2014–2017
Water resistance recorded
50–100 m

Design

Hands
Baton
Hour markers
Mixed, Stick / Dot
Dial colours recorded
Silver, Blue

Identification

How to identify
The reference number, usually found on the case back, between the lugs or on papers, ties a watch to one of these configurations; movement calibre, case material and dial together separate references within the family.
Family as listed
Geophysic
References sampled
8002520 — Geophysic 1958 Pink Gold 8018480 — Geophysic True Second Stainless Steel / Blue 8108120 — Geophysic Universal Time Stainless Steel / Bracelet
Distinguishing features
Reference number, movement calibre, case material and dial colour together
Representative reference
8002520 (aka: Q8002520)
Source note
All figures follow WatchBase and describe only the references sampled here; they have not been checked against the manufacturer's archive. WatchBase, an online database of watch references, lists 11 references under this family name; this entry summarises 3 of them, chosen across that list, including the reference originally recorded for this entry. The reference list, calibres and case specifications summarised above come from WatchBase; the manufacturer's own archive or a printed reference work should be consulted before treating any detail as definitive. That figure is not necessarily the family's introduction date: earlier references may exist outside the sample, and WatchBase coverage of discontinued models is uneven.

Catalogue references

Varieties

  • Ref. 8002520 — Geophysic 1958 Pink Gold

    produced 2014; Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 898/1; 38.50 mm pink gold; Silver dial. Source: WatchBase.

  • Ref. 8018480 — Geophysic True Second Stainless Steel / Blue

    produced 2017; Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 770; 39.60 mm stainless steel; Blue dial. Source: WatchBase.

  • Ref. 8108120 — Geophysic Universal Time Stainless Steel / Bracelet

    produced 2015/30; Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 772; 41.60 mm stainless steel; Blue dial. Source: WatchBase.

Research required

  • Research Required: confirm the family's introduction date, full reference list and production span against the manufacturer's archive or a printed reference; WatchBase figures cover only the sampled references.
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