
An Tonio's quest for a Jaeger-LeCoultre Tribute to Polaris with the distinctive 'wrong dial' highlights a fascinating nuance in modern watch collecting. This specific dial variation, characterized by its unique hue, represents a rare and sought-after anomaly. An Tonio's inquiry invites the community to share insights and examples of this intriguing reference.

What exactly is a wrong dial?
… pinkish hue on indexes and this was corrected after around 200 watches were issued. New dials have a more “normal” creamy indexes. JLC offered to change these dials free of charge to owners so desiring it . This makes a very small number of the so called wrong dials in the market. Mine says hello! Though it is not for sale. The pinkish hue is more visible depending on light source and angle. Cheers! Abel
www.ssongwatches.com cheers
but from there loving pink ... there is a step that I will not take… I leave you this piece of the cake my dear Renato 😂
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