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A picture of the Jaeger Lecoultre Memovox E 855 Blue Scale, E 875 Blue, and E 873 Blue.
Here are some Memovox Blue Beauties I could see and take in picture.
This 875 Blue NOS is not bad. Thanks to our dear Sebi to let me take some pictures of it.
This E 873 is spectacular, too.
The E 855 Blue Scale is haunting me for years, now.
This 875 Blue NOS is not bad. Thanks to our dear Sebi to let me take some pictures of it.
This E 873 is spectacular, too.
And these are not the only Blue Memovoxes!
While some consider ( and they are sometimes right ) that blue is very trendy, at JLC, Blue is historical.
I am working on a review on the latest Memovox Timer, and I am making a census of Blue Memovoxes...
Best,
Nicolas
The blue is very intriguing.
BUT: Is there any model without a white date window?
Yes, you have „spoiled“ my taste while learning from you. 😌
And in the meantime I can hardly stand date windows cut into the dial. At least when this is not done in a harmonious way (for example matching to the dial) or creates a special „dial architecure“.
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Thomas
Yes, you have „spoiled“ my taste while learning from you. 😌
And in the meantime I can hardly stand date windows cut into the dial. At least when this is not done in a harmonious way (for example matching to the dial) or creates a special „dial architecure“.
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Thomas
I am in your camp. With a slight reserve. At that time, in the 60's, and a tad before, the date was a modest but real technical improvement on wristwatches. [nt]
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Nowadays, it is not such a technical improvement, it is, most of the time, a detail which ruins the dial. [nt]
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These are some really attractive watches.
The 875 would be my favorite.
I do find the date integration to be very well done.
Being myself a child of the 60ies I can remember that in these days a date indication was considered a real plus for a watch.
The one in the first picture is magnificent. What a incredible dial colour! [nt]
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Thank you Nico for this blue survey of memovoxes! And for the tip that led me to the E875. This one I strongly love :-)
I have yet to see the blue scale, but I can guess how striking its blue is!