JLC Polaris Tribute 1968 "Wrong Dial" Vintage Guide

An_tonio70 · 2022-12-11T19:57:16Z

Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Tribute 1968 'wrong dial' phenomenon. An_tonio70 and the community discuss variations and collecting insights.

An_tonio70's post delves into the intriguing world of Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Tribute 1968 dials, specifically highlighting variations that collectors might refer to as 'wrong dials.' This exploration is crucial for enthusiasts seeking to understand the nuances and potential anomalies within limited edition releases, offering a visual reference point for discussion and authentication. The community's subsequent replies further enrich this topic, providing additional visual examples and personal anecdotes that underscore the complexities of collecting these specific references.

Key Points from the Discussion

The initial post by An_tonio70, featuring a Polaris Tribute 1968, sparks a discussion about potential dial variations or 'wrong dials' within the limited edition of 190 pieces.
Another collector shares images of their own Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris models, contributing to the visual comparison and discussion of dial characteristics.
A contributor shares multiple images of different Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris models, further illustrating the variety and potential inconsistencies in dials across the series.
A collector recounts a personal experience of acquiring a salmon dial for a specific reference (513) shortly after its release, suggesting that certain dials might have been distributed unevenly or through unconventional channels, hinting at potential market irregularities.

The Discussion

ChetBaker

Dec 11, 2022

Brilliant. Would love one of these. And indeed very rare.

jml_watches

Dec 11, 2022

I wouldn't say no :)

amanico

Dec 11, 2022

Gorgeous! This so called wrong dial is so right! ;)

oyster case

Dec 11, 2022

What’s wrong dial please?

amanico

Dec 11, 2022

The color of the lumed indices. Pinkish.

oyster case

Dec 11, 2022

Interesting, is it known how this happened?

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