respo
4777
Now I understand
And I thought as I posted my earlier comment that it might be the SS Boutique Edition, but then assumed that, it being YOU, it would have to be platinum! LOL. You fooled me.
I love the boutique edition of the Polaris. Sadly, we have no JLC Boutiques on this side of the Atlantic, so we never get a first chance at any Boutique editions. Normally that is not such a disappointment for me, as I am not so enamoured of limited editions, but in the case of the boutique edition of Polaris, well it is a bit disappointing. Maybe I will come across one some day (not likely with only 65).
Enjoy your baby! She's a beauty.
respo
Your MOST IMPORTANT watch
Which one do you treasure the most ? I'm not intrested in you most expensive piece nor the most rare in your collection. But the one which is more than 'just a watch' For me it must be this Zenith El Primero Moonphase. Not only is it a very nice watch wit...
I had this too.....
Hi Bruno, This is definately something to tresure. This El-primero,you can call it my first entry to this sophisticated world of watches.Recalling it,something like 7 years ago,when i was about to make a purchase of Tag-Heur Caliber 36,which carried this ...
Very nice post, Bruno
For me, the nicest is, as you perfectly said, the cheaper...A Rolex GMT, my first watch... It will never go. Ex Aequo with the Polaris re edition, but for another reason.... Best. Nicolas...
Curious
Curious about the reason for the Polaris reedition...if you care to share. And that is the best photo I have seen so far of the platinum 1965 model. It really is a gorgeous piece and a great addition to your collection. respo
Aaah, Respo
Let's say that we were some to discuss a lot with JLC for a re edition of THE Polaris... And JLC said OK.... So, now I consider it a bit like my Baby! BTW, this is not the Platinum Polaris, but the Boutique Edition, only available at the Paris boutique......
The one that I sold -
My grandfather left me a Patek and Movado Moon Phase. The Patek was a gift to him from my grandmother on their honeymoon to Europe in the early 1930's. When I received it (early 1980's) I was in my late teens and heading to college. Being from a family th...
Another pocket watch
Hi Bruno, Thanks for asking this question of us. As with many others who have posted, my most important watch was the one passed down within the family and the one that started my interest in horology. It was my originally my Great Grandfathers and is a r...
Watches grow with me....
Hi Bruno, Its me again.After the Zenith el-primero,after i browse my collection of watches,i settled with this piece in my memories that are accountable as "Important watch". From time to time,i like to buy watch for a specific reason,to mark some special...