Memovox E 876

Two-tone dial, 37 mm case, Cal 916, from the 70's: When the rotor replaced the bumper... All an era. Best, Nicolas

After a first introduction made some weeks ago, let's come back to the new Memovox, called Master Control Memovox, and most specially the Memovox Timer, now that I could test it for some ten days. Indeed, the press files and official pictures are not accu

I am in a blue mood, today. I want to see Blue everywhere, from the sky to watches... As for the Memovox, Jaeger Lecoultre made some nice blue ones. Here is a selection of what I could see. E 855 Blue Scale: E 873: E 875: E 876 ( Credit picture: Meertz )

Credit picture: Meertz. There are not so many vintage Blue Memovox. This one is quite eye catching with its flawless dial, and this funky touch due to its case. Enjoy. Nicolas

Hi from my E876

Among other references, as we could also mention the Lecoultre E 3072 and the E 876, and a few others. Let's start with the E 871, here with what I consider to be the most special dial, grey and orange: Special, these 2 E 877 are: The gold version is rare

JLC Memovox, during the 1970s there were a lot of different Funky cases to be found! E877: All except one having the Cal 916... Only exception here is the E861, which was released in the late 1960s, Cal 825. E871, E872, E875, E876 and E861: Just to includ

Friends, Some of you may know, that one of my center points in my humble current "collection" always have been more sportive, yet classy & low-key pieces. Low key, but not less attractive ; quite a bit of the central spots are covered by my Rolex series :

.. coincidence, half deluberation: In fact I have three more watches with blue brushed dials ( one new 2016 Blue Memovox, Snowdrop resemblance, & two 60''s blue Vintage Memovoxes, E 875 & E 876), so I have saturated a bit my quest for blue hues. But you a