Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox

KEY FACTS

• The Memovox was first introduced by Jaeger-LeCoultre in the early 1950s, the name being a combination of two Latin words, Memor (remembering) and Vox (voice)
• A defining feature of the Memovox is its mechanical alarm function and it’s become the most well-regarded model line in the industry for this complication 
• This charming vintage example from 1957 is known as the ‘Jumbo’ model as it features a larger 37mm case finished in steel and is matched with a cream-white dial
• The watch is offered by a private collector based in the UK
• Presented with a display box and documents from ‘Nobles of Brighton’, including a valuation, an authenticity guarantee card, certificate, and purchase invoice
• Graded as ‘Vintage’ with the vendor advising the watch is in good working order
• The vendor also notes that the strap is in unworn condition

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