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Brown – wow!
That is really something different. Never saw any Polaris with brown dial.
It doesn’t look like discoloration, do you think it was original brown/black mix?
Like the Speedbeat with silver/blue?
Thanks for sharing this unusual piece
Best
Blomman
Chocolate, anyone?
I can't resist ot the pleasure to share with you something very nice I saw today, something I never saw before, even in pics, a Polaris 68 with a brown dial. I already saw some brown dialed Polaris 65, some chocolate Deep Sea Alarm, but a Polaris 68, neve...
so sweet of you again, Nico...
... i've never seen this before either. will have this sweet with my dinner later. thanks for sharing for this lovely brown dial. stefan
I like it
thanks for posting the pics Nicholas. You always have goodies to pull out Ive never seen this before. I guess dial manufactorers where less consistent back in the days. I suppose they have used a different quality paint, just like you sometimes see small ...
As for the patina in general, COD
It is hard to say how you can get this outcome. Some say Light, Warmth, Sun, Humidity, or the quality of the varnish, or of the paint. I guess that all these factors are to be considered, indeed. But it is only a guess, and it would be interesting to have...
well..
I dont know about a scientific study but I would think that it would not be that hard to find as it is a rather common phenomena. I come across this quite often in my profession, as I see a lot of ink drawings and some of them turn brown quite fast. It is...
It may be a good cause, indeed.
It is not only due to lacquered dials, as I could observe it. Best, Nicolas
Great pics Nicolas ...
I didn't know this type of Polaris dial, thanks for sharing. ... And it was always a pleasure to see my old friend Best Patrice
Brown – wow!
That is really something different. Never saw any Polaris with brown dial. It doesn’t look like discoloration, do you think it was original brown/black mix? Like the Speedbeat with silver/blue? Thanks for sharing this unusual piece Best Blomman
I think the superficial treatment
Turned to black. There was no Polaris, 65 or 68, which came " ab initio " with a brown dial. Best, Nicolas
My pleasure, Patrice.
Or should I say ...My PleasureS! Sorry that you missed this small visit, there were some stunning pieces! Best, my good friend. Nicolas
I saw it too
I saw it too in the flesh, and I don't really know what to think.... I, for one, wish that the - so far very quite - JLC collecting world will not be affected by a frenzy of 'amazing defective dials' similar to what we know with another brand. Although th...
That is an interesting point of view I have not heard before...
so interesting I don't know whether I agree or disagree. A great post nevertheless. One thing I can say about this Polaris is that it is very charming and warm. Striving for perfection is admirable, but I also like the character and stories time gives a q...
Overall....
I would agree with you.... a perfectly deserved is surely rarer... on the other hand a used one that shows wear and the elements of time have affected it has its charm.... as for the "artists" they should get what they deserve.... cheers
Inferiors, I don't know, Clavi
There are brown dials, brown dials, and brown dials. I mean: 1st/ The " Artisticly " redone ( understand brown repainted ): No way for me, as for any other dial. 2d/ The totally ruined brown dials, as we can see on some Rolex or Omega watches, which may c...
I'm with you on that, Clavi...
...at least this one is evenly aged, the 'defective' dial finish caused by water entry is what really gets me! But don't start me on Patina, it only seems to count on dials.... That said, I am always interested to see vintage variation. And this is a nice...
You are.....
in a chocolate mood my friend..... the photos turned out to be good my friend.... I am certain that you will flirt with it again.... cheers
3 smileys...The count is correct. :)
Are you ready for some revelation post? Best, Nicolas
Sweet Nicolas :-) [nt]
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Always interesting to see something different from
What we use to see, indeed. Best, Richard. Nicolas
