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Jaeger Lecoultre Memovox E 877 Snowdrop.
Saturday Funky. 
Best,
Nicolas
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I always thought because
Of the lack of lugs but the internet says it was the white dial. I’m going with the round shape due to lack of lugs
This watch in black
Was the first vintage watch I agonized over and researched when I started collecting. For all the obvious reasons. Many years later I found the E853 with the dial I wanted. But this one…… Always raises the heartbeat
Here it is too 😬
The E877 with blue dial… The same E 877 with a black dial : The special waterproof case (Access to the movement from the top by unscrewing the bezel) The movement : JLC 916 ...
Looks wonderful
Always thought snowdrop was collector nickname, rather than official from the brand. Cheers JML
Wow !.. I LOVE that Snowdrop with these intense blue accents !.. Great pics, needless to say.. With the proper strap as well, Hmmhh..
Strangely, of all those (70ies ?) MMVs found so far, it is all the E 877 Snowdrops which have consistently escaped me. 😏 - Also I remember well that wonderful black Snowdrop of yours, a phantastic watch - do you still have it ? Best 😉
Thx for the encouragement !.. Since I let one E877 slip by..
.. almost some 10-12 yrs ago, none has materialized in a good condition any more and my own modest hunting grounds appear somewhat sterile in that aspect. 😉 Cheers & Best to you & yours for the week ‼️
Oh, THAT really would be a super thing ‼️
Thx so much for that kind offer & effort !! Best, my dear friend 😊