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Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox Tribute To Deep Sea Re-issue Watches
It wasn’t until I put this watch (I mean watches) on my wrist, that I understood why Jager-LeCoultre wanted to make it (again). The Memovox Deep Sea was the brand’s first real dive watch – made in 1959 until the early 1960s. I read that 1,061 pieces were ever produced. Getting one today (in any condition) is an almost impossible task. And there you have your reason. The history behind the watch is sufficient for JLC to make it again – to offer aficionado’s the ability to obtain and un-obtainable watch. Makes sense right? And isn’t that what offering a “re-issue” watch is all about.At first glance I was not moved by these non-identical twins. “Vintage looking dive watches… enough said,” I thought. Then I was introduced the pieces and got a chance to put them on. A smile came over my face and I had a real sense of social nostalgia. I was not alive when these watches came out, but something about the golden age of Cousteau
Richard Mille RM039 Aviation E6-B Watch
Richard Mille has once again broken new ground in luxury. Doing what no one else could do, they have done the unthinkable…. matched a tourbillon-based movement with a slide-rule bezel. Such passion! Limited to just 30 pieces, less than three dozen lucky souls will have the comfort of flying high knowing that Richard Mille is in charge of their most precious aviation measuring and calculating needs. Thanks to the new RM039 E6-B the prayers of all pilots have been answered.The busyness of a slide-rule bezel is only matched by that of a Richard Mille exposed watch dial. Together they are like watching a Tokyo street and subway system somehow intersect. Ironically based on the Richard Mille diver watch collection, the RM039 is meant purely to be used above the ground. In fact, if I may offer my advice, it probably isn’t safe to fly without the E6-B flight instrument timepiece.