amanico
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2 pictures of the Jaeger Lecoultre Tribute to Polaris 1968 " Pink Indices ".
It has been a very long time I didn't see one in the metal. My first TT Polaris 68 came with the so called " wrong dial " which means " salmon " or pink luminous indices.
Jaeger Lecoultre put these dials in the first delivered watches, then corrected that " mistake " with amber indices.
It seems that less than 100 TT Polaris 1968 came with these " wrong dials ", which, in my opinion, are highly desirable.
Alfihar came in Paris with his TT Polaris 1968. I couldn't resist to take some pictures of this one.
Another King of Cool, this watch.
Best,
Nicolas
2 pictures of the Jaeger Lecoultre Tribute to Polaris 1968 " Pink Indices ".
It has been a very long time I didn't see one in the metal. My first TT Polaris 68 came with the so called " wrong dial " which means " salmon " or pink luminous indices. Jaeger Lecoultre put these dials in the first delivered watches, then corrected that...
Wonderful images
Of a wonderful watch. There’s something about how the hands seem to levitate as a hologram above the dial, or within the crust that I find most appealing and I want to find similar characteristics in a piece within the $3k usd range.
Tribute to Amanico and PoyFr !
A watch I dreamed of while reading everything I could find about the creation of the Tribute to Polaris. Not having been able to find it in France when it was released, I even made the trip to Spain to pick it up. It had this particular dial with salmon i...
This rebirth was a huge event in my heart. The Polaris is for me the best watch ever.
But I'm not objective... It must be said that I secretly borrowed my grandfather's watch to put it on my wrist and looked at it when I was still a kid. These memories are indelible to me. So when I heard that a reissue was coming out I was indescribably e...
