Jaeger-LeCoultre

The Tribute to Geophysic 1958 in steel and the 2016 Memovox Boutique Edition, whose dial looks very much like the Snowdrop (what a cool name for a watch!)

Some very nice ones such as... This Duoplan from 1932. This is a line we rarely discuss here. This iconic Futurematic, from 1957: The very elegant Geomatic, in gold: One of the icons, the Geophysic, here with its crosshairs dial: The E 855 Blue Scale, fro

1/ Duoplan Secret. Closed: Open: 2/ Geomatic: 3/ Geophysic: 4/ Master Mariner Deep Sea: 5/ E 855 Blue Scale: 6/ Memovox Parking 7/ Polaris 1968: 8/ Polaris II Blue: 9/ E 873 White: 10/ Reverso: 11: Chronograph Shark: 12/ Triple Calendar: Best, Nicolas

After Rolex, it's now the turn of JLC to launch its venture in the vintage market. More info here: THE COLLECTIBLES SHARK DEEP SEA 40 mm - Acier60 000 € THE COLLECTIBLES MASTER MARINER DEEP SEA Acier24 000 € THE COLLECTIBLES MEMOVOX POLARIS II 43 mm - Ac

Back case opener for 853/855 Memovox

Sat down and took stock of my JLC watches today. This collection started with the inheritance of my father’s Polaris back as well as his E873 gold memovox in 2004. Next one was the Master Compressor Memovox - and the rest is history. I have let three JLCs

I decided on that modern Memovox, which is versatile and charming to me: JLC (Modern) Blue Memovox Boutique Edition.. Really love that one.. HAGWE and Best to you & yours ! hs.

There's a bunch of these posted on this forum over the years. Certainly worth skimming through some of the past threads. Linking to a few below: www.watchprosite.com www.watchprosite.com www.watchprosite.com www.watchprosite

Borrowing a friend's Memovox for some quick photos on bracelet. Thought I'd add some flicks Cheers, Charlie

44 mm ceramic case, for this black version of the Deep Sea Chronograph. I had it on loan for an on the wrist review in 2013 or 2014. I had several Jaeger Lecoultre on loan, this one was not the one which caused me too much pain when giving it back to the