Team,
As some of you here already know, about one focus point of my
collection efforts are the JLC Memovoxes and I just recently thought to quickly
browse through this part of my stables for some of them,
specifically the early times and models. Here to start our view & little time-travel:
As a beginning here JLC Ref. 3150, an early Memovox of the early 50ies, typical for her tubular, "hooded lugs", which define
this very Reference in a characteristic way;
The 3150 was released 1950, introduced for the first time at the Basel Fair.
My joy was even bigger, as here she is, a Memovox, from
the mid 50ies, which has a great dial with a two-toned
patina, ranging from light cream to a champagne-type,
and wonderful blued hands.
Find here the example pic from my stables, including some advertisment from the
Basel introduction in 1950.
Thus, finally above here together this Duo of these two smallish timekeepers, which however
are true JLC Vintage pleasures for me to wear & look down on them.
Here therefore now, another 2nd little delicacy, from 1956, when she was presented
in recognition of participation of the recipient in a hunt for elks:
JLC Memovox Ref 851, Cal 489/1, diam: 34
Hope you liked the little excursion:
- smaller pieces, can generate big pleasures..
At least for me..
Cheers & Best,
hs