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maxbliss888 shares a stunning example of a 1970s Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox, a timepiece that encapsulates the distinctive design language of its era while showcasing JLC's horological prowess. This article delves into the unique aesthetic and technical innovations that make this vintage alarm watch a compelling piece for collectors today. Readers will gain insight into its specific features and the community's appreciation for its enduring charm.
A watch like that calls for white bell-bottoms and visible chest hair!
Max, bravo, that is an uber cool one you own. Enjoy, Nicolas
The amazing part is that the hammer of the alarm hits the gong (the back case), through the centre of the rotor of the movement
Not seen very often! well done landing this one Best regards
Vintage swiss Jaeger Lecoultre alarm Featuring a 38 X 45mm “TV screen” shaped case with orange and charcoal dial with applied silver indexes and silver baton hands. Powered by self winding calibre 916 movement with sweep seconds and date and mechanical alarm function.
Really like those shades of blue and the little Bling of the round, polished indices ! Typical 70ies appeal, quite unusual also.. Continue to enjoy it in the Best of your health ! hs.
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