Clavi
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Truly amazing condition, big congrats !
It looks in pristine condition, with the back logo really mint !
You got yourself a rather complete set indeed.
The original strap was a suede type by Corfam, but they were very biodegradable and have long turned to crumbles (or, shouldn't be touched as they inevitably will if you find one..).
I too believe that the buckle at that period was the late type / fatter applied logo and probably 16mm inside, but except this detail it is really great.
Plus, I think most came on bracelet, not strap, so you are covered in that department !
BTW, the new book has a chapter on Snowdrop, where you will find a full-page with the black dial on bracelet, as well as the uber rare gold versions
Memovox Speedbeat Snowdrop - E877 … a long way to set the date of this collectible…
Thanks to the communicative passion of Amanico, but also of Clavi whose neurosis it is, I fell for this Snowdrop... Seeing beautiful watches and discovering their history in books is one thing... sharing one's passion within a community or around a glass ...
Totally lovely Memovox!
The shape it's in is also fascinating! Great choice . Much enjoyment, Filip
Truly amazing condition, big congrats !
It looks in pristine condition, with the back logo really mint ! You got yourself a rather complete set indeed. The original strap was a suede type by Corfam, but they were very biodegradable and have long turned to crumbles (or, shouldn't be touched as t...
Thanks for the information about suede strap by Corfam and the 16 mm buckle... will try to find it and check the buckle...
Considering the bracelet, I've a NSA with black link but still searching the endlinks... I've seen that the Snodwop Collectible came with a nice bracelet but not sure it was the matching one... ...
Interestingly, the actual picture in the book shows it on the regular H link bracelet
The accompanying text also specifies that the Snowdrop was offered on calf strap or metal band, the latter being fitted with a JL-signed folding clasp (such is the case on mine), with a central link-element of either steel (as pictured here) or acetal in ...
I've read that the Jaeger LeCoultre Memovox, nicknamed the “Snowdrop” due its unusual case shape.
It is also reported that only around 2000 of these watches were produced. Best O
Wonderful 👍 Great watch in fantastic condition & nice to have box & papers too, especially this heritage
Definitely one to enjoy in the long term Cheers JML