Richemont is in talks to offload Jaeger-LeCoultre to its management team after the Swiss luxury group announced last month a similar deal with sister brand Baume & Mercier, according to multiple industry sources. If such a heritage watchmaker left the group, it would signal a radical strategy change and it would raise several questions about the future of its existing form.
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