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Wait, Patrick this is far from being the last post about this exhibition.
I fear that your " hunting list " will become much longer...
Best,
Nicolas.
Paris Memovox Exhibition: The Automatic Memovoxes from the Sixties.
To be more precise, JLC released the first Alarm automatic movement ever made ( all brands included ) since 1956. This movement is referenced Cal 815, and was in production till 1966, while its Date " brother ", the Cal 825 was released 3 years after ( 19...
Again, thank you, Nicolas! :)
Love the back dial E 855 in SS! Another one to hunt…! The one with shorter ebony index looks also very nice. Argh… This kind of posts drives me crazy! Vlad, you are pushing me over the edge… Best, my friend Blomman
Be sure that I'm suffering a lot, too...
The Memo Ebene Indexes, short or long, is also in my wish list, as well as some others... After such an exhibition, it is easier to get how we can end with a collection of more than 40 Memovoxes, don't you think ? See you soon, my friend. Nicolas.
40?
Will that be enough?! I am far from that number, but if I could have all the memos I wish for… 40 won’t be enough… Greedy?! Yes… I (we?) need help, my friend – is there any AW (anonymous watchoholics) for guys like us? Best Blomman
Wait, Patrick this is far from being the last post about this exhibition.
I fear that your " hunting list " will become much longer... Best, Nicolas.
thanks for...
making me suffer. You make it seem so accessible to add one of these lovely Memovoxes to my collection (alas, we all have different priorities). So, I applaud your contribution, and scold you for torturing us all. --Sancerre
learning as the weeks go by...
love the E855 movement and very cool that its the first alarm complication... keep them coming... amazing that this is all one man's collection... great work Nicolas...looking forward to next Monday...
as usual, outstanding Nicolas. simply stunning.
thank you so much for sharing this amazing bit of history. cheers, elliot
Nicolas, what is the wire looking piece....
on the calibre 815 located just above the center of the movement? If I am not describing it well enough, I will try to do better. I am just wondering what it's function is? Thank you for the amazing reports that you have done on this incredible Memovox co...
I noticed it, indeed.
I asked and am waiting for an answer... Thanks for your nice words, Mike. Best, Nicolas.
The good part is
There is more to look forward to. Excellent post and thank you my friend for keeping us hooked. Cheers Ed
That's a great post...
love the black dial E 855, looks so handsome on the bracelet. Thanks for sharing. Goh
I was thinking about you when taking the picture of this one!
A bracelet for Goh! Best, Nicolas.
Nico, another temptation to me...
...currently i do not have any Cal. 814 and Cal. 815 in my Memo collection...will add them one day... but now i am quite afraid to do so after seeing you post because there are so many variants even for one reference E855!!! it will really be the endless ...
No Cal 814, Stefan?
What is inside your Memo Parking? I kept a very special E 855 fro the, my friend, ,but yes, we can say that this Ref E 855 is vrry representative of the awesome diversity of the Memos, but they are not all, as they are not manual, they came in a big case,...
ah thanks for reminding me...
... yes there is Cal 814 in my Memo Parking. in fact i just checked the record in my hard drive, i actually have another two Cal. 814, one in Ref3015 and another in Ref3159. sorry for confusing. in fact i do not have Cal.815 and Cal.825 in my current coll...
