








Jaeger-LeCoultre Étrier reference 9041 — Bicolour dial, original buckle
1970 | Stainless steel | Manual | 24.0mm
This Étrier — French for "stirrup," a nod to its distinctive rectangular case carried by two arched lugs — is one of Jaeger-LeCoultre's more quietly daring designs from the 1970s. An era when the Vallée de Joux was experimenting boldly with case architecture, the Étrier stands apart: architectural without being aggressive, elegant without being conventional.
The 28.5 x 43mm steel case frames a dial that rewards a second look. A grey anthracite centre is overlaid with a cream-toned oval chapter ring bearing Roman numerals — a two-tone composition that feels more graphic design than watchmaking, in the best possible sense. The whole is powered by calibre 818/2, a slim manual-wind movement entirely appropriate to the dress ambitions of the watch.
This example presents in excellent condition, with the case retaining its clean lines and the dial showing beautifully. It comes with its original buckle, a detail that completes the picture.
A refined piece of 1970s JLC design that has aged with considerable grace.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Reference 9041
Year 1970
Diameter 24.0 mm
Movement Manual
Dial color Dark Gray/Sellier
Case material Stainless steel
Bracelet material Ostrich
Accessories
CONDITION
Case Very good
Dial Very good
Movement Serviced
Hands Very good
Crown Very good
Warranty 12 months
Jaeger-LeCoultre

