The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Grande Memovox Perpetual Calendar (Ref. 146.2.95) is a highly complex timepiece that combines a mechanical alarm with a full perpetual calendar. Introduced around 2001, it is part of JLC's storied "Grand Complication" heritage, housing both functionality and luxury in a substantial 18k rose gold case. 

• Case: 41.5mm diameter and 15.4mm thickness, crafted from 18k rose gold.

• Movement: Powered by the in-house Caliber 909/440, an automatic movement consisting of 349 parts with a 45-hour power reserve.

• Dial: Silver sunray finish featuring applied rose gold markers and a mix of polished rose gold and blued steel hands.

• Complications:

  • Perpetual Calendar: Displays day, date, month, and a two-digit year indicator.

  • Mechanical Alarm: Set and wound via the crown at 2 o'clock, with the alarm time indicated by a red arrow-tipped hand.

  • Moonphase: Positioned at 6 o'clock alongside a 24-hour day/night indicator.

• Strap: typically paired with a black or brown alligator leather strap and an 18k rose gold deployment buckle.