In 1958, the Memovox Parking was one of three new watches that Jaeger-LeCoultre launched to celebrate its 125th anniversary. Designed to avoid parking tickets, the manually wound Calibre 814 enables the wearer to set the alarm 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes in advance. With its robust steel case and highly practical complication, the watch embodies the function-driven watchmaking of the 1950s. The 35 mm case is fitted with a dark blue calfskin strap. Equipped with Jaeger-LeCoultre manual-winding Calibre 814.
