Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX watches

The Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX is the series of sports watches the brand made during its partnership with Aston Martin, announced in Paris in September 2004. The name joins Aston Martin's initials with the second half of Memovox, Jaeger-LeCoultre's alarm watch line. The first model, the AMVOX1, was an automatic alarm watch with calibre 918 and a suspended gong, and it drew on the 1965 Memovox. In 2016 Richard Mille announced that it was Aston Martin's new watch partner.

The AMVOX2 Chronograph is operated through its crystal rather than side pushers. A ball-joint system lets the case and bezel pivot by 4 degrees: pressing the crystal at 12 o'clock starts and stops the chronograph, and pressing at 6 resets it. A three-position slider on the case flank at 9 o'clock locks it against accidental use. Its self-winding calibre 751 has a column wheel and a 72-hour power reserve.

The AMVOX3 Tourbillon GMT (calibre 988) and the AMVOX5 World Chronograph (calibre 752, the series' first world timer) added further complications, and the AMVOX7 Chronograph of 2012 uses a vertical trigger chronograph with calibre 756. The models after the AMVOX1 share a 44 mm case, 15 to 16 mm thick, with an open-worked dial, in steel, titanium or pink gold, with ceramic on the AMVOX3 and AMVOX5. The AMVOX2 Chronograph was limited to 750 pieces and the AMVOX3 and AMVOX5 to 300 each; the AMVOX7 was the first AMVOX not made as a limited edition.