Jaeger LeCoultre Polaris 68 Re-edition

Discover the 12-year-old Master Memovox International watch, Jaeger-LeCoultre reference Q1418471, 40mm stainless steel, limited to 750 pieces.

Following our friend jml's post, here is a superb series created by Jaeger Lecoultre at the end of the 90's early 2000's. The 37 mm are: The Master Perpetual Calendar: The Master Calendar: The Master Reserve de Marche: The smaller is the Master Ultra Thin 34 mm: The bigger is the Master Géographique

A little "family" shot taken at the JLC boutique last night while viewing the new releases. I'm liking the blue Polaris a lot, but the other two are growing on me. Which is your favourite?

This is a picture I wanted to take for a long time: My Amvox One on its signed papers, signed by its designer, Magali Metrailler. A signature, and a sketch of the compressor crown which was her first challenge. The text says: " My first challenge: Working on a new sports line around a patent filed b

If there is a watch which impressed me a lot, in the Nineties, it is the Master Geographique. The second generation came in 1996, with the cities at the bottom of the dial, while the first generation was unveiled in 1989. In the late Nineties, very early 2000's, Jaeger Lecoultre had the good idea to

In October 2009, I was at the Manufacture to pre view the 2010 collection, and among the watches to be unveiled, 3 months after, the famous Memovox, which was discontinued for a few years. So, I saw the prototype in steel... With a small difference, compared to the definitive Watch. Can you spot it?