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Something went wrong with my first post on this forum...
So I'm re-posting my Polaris...Bought new in Luxembourg in february 2009."Wrong dial" worn usually with a black JLC alligator trim.The pictures are from last year, worn on the bad quality original band.
I nearly changed the dial for the "right one", as I thought I'd rather have a more "green" colour.Knowing what happened finally I must admit that I'm quite lucky as I just love the indexes changing from orange to green when the day approaches its end...
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Something went wrong with my first post on this forum... So I'm re-posting my Polaris...Bought new in Luxembourg in february 2009."Wrong dial" worn usually with a black JLC alligator trim.The pictures are from last year, worn on the bad quality original b...
Nothing wrong, langlais.
You registered your watch in our Polaris Roll Call! Wrong or not wrong dial, a Polaris is a Polaris, a passionate watch, made for passionate people. I'm happy to welcome you here, too, and to see the Polaristi family getting bigger and bigger. Best to You...
Please forgive my ignorance. But what is wrong with the dial?
I must have been away for quite a while. Your watch looks perfectly all right in the picture. Judging from your description, does it have something to do with incorrect luminous materials? Thanks for any education. Ruckdee
It was called " wrong dial "...
Because the indexes didn't match with the hands ( orange for the indexes, green for the hands ). Best, Nicolas
That's a very cool watch
Very tempted myself, I must say. And your car doesn't seem to be an ordinary one either - care to share some details? Nikolaj