Thanks much.

First...thank you for hosting this forum. Second...your book is fantastic and the best JLC reference there is. Here's my question. I am looking at an early 1940's LeCoultre Rectangular Men's Watch to buy. It appears to be a cal 413, maybe 424. My question is about the dial. The dial does not have SW...

Zaf: In your book, you say that the common unifying feature of the JLC Calendar Disk watches is the gold or steel applied pointer on the inner dial. I have what appears to be an original watch, and the 810/AW movement with a serial number of 987894 dates it to 1953. As you can see, mine has a blue p...

Thanks for the reply. Appreciate the insight.

Zaf: I recently purchased your JLC Guide for the Collector, which has been a great help to me. Please tell me what else you can about my Memodate. I did not include a pic of the movement, but it is a K911 SN 1843807. Seems I read somewhere that 1967 was the only year JLC made the Memodate in the cus...