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Nicolas (amanico) revisits the Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox Boutique Edition Blue from 2016, a timepiece that continues to captivate collectors years after its release. His original post, featuring a striking image, invites a fresh look at this modern classic and sparks a discussion on its design choices, particularly the integration of its date complication. This article synthesizes community insights, offering a comprehensive perspective on why this particular Memovox remains a significant reference for enthusiasts.
Even I do not like date window very much, for me the date works here pretty well. The bulky case was the deal breaker for me. Martin
A dial matching date wheel? Really like it as well but the case was a tad thicker than I would have ideally liked 🤷🏻‍♂️
For me it’s all about the dial, never mind the date and case!
So beautiful we should forgive the date! The thickness was what gave me pause, but certainly the most beautiful Memovox in many years.
market recently. I think it’s a great looking watch. I’m with you on the date. It would be better for me without it, but it doesn’t kill it for me with it on this example.
and I saw a picture of the below beauty. The Memovox boutique edition isn’t called a tribute piece, but I wondered if that was the intention when it was released. This original, like most of their Collectibles, is a treasure.
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