Jaeger-LeCoultre Short Film Showcasing The Geophysic 1958

Today our friends at Jaeger-LeCoultre released a short film showcasing the legendary timepiece, the Geophysic 1958. The timepiece was timelessly elegant,and has lived great adventures and exploration. In 1958 the world was challenged to come up with scientific initiatives during the official International Geophysical Year. 67 nations, from both East and West, participated in scientific explorations of the planet’s most inhospitable, unexplored places. The original Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic watch was created in 1958 to celebrate that dream, one of bold exploration. Designed to accompany researchers and explorers on these extreme expeditions, it was born of our most advanced technology at the time. The Geophysic embodied reliability and precision under the ultimate duress. In a year of adventure and bucking the impossible, the first atomic submarine, the U.S.S Nautilus, successfully navigated the polar ice and reached the North Pole with unswerving precision. And they said it couldn’t be done.

The Captain of the Nautilus was given an engraved gold Geophysic wristwatch to celebrate this record-breaking feat. His gift possessed unswerving precision itself: the Geophysic was rugged, shock,and water-resistant, even immune to magnetic fields. The perfect companion for a true adventurer.

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