amanico
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Jaeger Lecoultre Grand Reveil.
The first Memovox with a perpetual calendar. Late 80's. 
Who else dare making such combinations of complications, at that time???
Best,
Nicolas
Review
Amanico's hands-on review of the JLC Tribute To Deep Sea Alarm. Explore its history, unique alarm complication, and comparison to vintage diver watches.
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Vintage
Explore Jaeger-LeCoultre's 'Funky Memovoxes' from the 70s with blomman Mr Blue, featuring the E 861, E 875, and LC 3072 vintage alarm watches.
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Collection
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic, from vintage originals to modern Tributes. Collectors share ownership experiences, discuss design nuances, and the appeal of this iconic JLC.
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New Release
Explore the exclusive unveiling of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Vintage Chronograph. Discover its design, historical inspiration, and collector reactions to this new JLC diver.
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Reference Guide
Explore Jaeger-LeCoultre's diving watch history, from the rare Memovox Deep Sea Alarm to the iconic Polaris. An in-depth guide on JLC's dive watch legacy.
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Discussion
Explore the WatchProSite community's vision for a Jaeger-LeCoultre Tribute to Deep Sea Alarm US Edition with a red alarm disc. Discover design preferences and collector insights.
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Jaeger Lecoultre Grand Reveil.
The first Memovox with a perpetual calendar. Late 80's. Who else dare making such combinations of complications, at that time??? Best, Nicolas ...
What is the large red-arrow hand indicate?
It's amazing to see a watch like this as it has design notes that I would typically associate with UN and Blancpain.
Ah yes! That is the one!
Now this is one I really like! I think perhaps because the case looks more cleaner and streamline. Be that as it may, both are certainly stunning pieces of historical note.
You’re surely right !
The early / mid 00s items I had in mind were probably inspired by these 80/90s designs I’m not that familiar with. Pardon my inexpertise. Great timepiece that’s what matters )
Looks like a chunky monkey.
Very interesting and cool combination of complications, and fonts.
Gerald Genta was doing it, I think
The watch below was a repeater though, not an alarm ...