J K
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Great report and pictures, Nicolas! Thank you for sharing.
I also like the first one the most out of four. It maybe not as legible as the last two but the dial is certainly the most interesting to look at IMHO. Also, it is smallest out of four. And anything bigger than 42 mm is tad to big for me.
Regards
JK
Jaeger Lecoultre Polaris World Time Chronograph, Geographique World Time, Geophysic Universal Time and Geophysic UT Tourbillon. Four different visions of the world time watch.
I am spoiled. I love world time watches, and I love Jaeger-Lecoultre. In these 4 last years, we had and still have three watches in the catalog. The Geophysic Universal Time is one of the most interesting relatively affordable novelties from these last 4 ...
Great report and pictures, Nicolas! Thank you for sharing.
I also like the first one the most out of four. It maybe not as legible as the last two but the dial is certainly the most interesting to look at IMHO. Also, it is smallest out of four. And anything bigger than 42 mm is tad to big for me. Regards JK
i have to say I clearly prefer the Geophysic Universal Time
It is clearer (simple is not the correct term) and quite specific about what it is. I like the map/globe (although a tad nicer done on the tourbillon) and the blue is quite nice and fresh. The others are perhaps more versatile? Versatile can be a good thi...
I have considered all of these
I ended up with the Polaris Goephysic World Time (last piece). The Geophysic WT-- I love the dial. I love the way the world is engraved in the middle. Like the blue... But... the mechanism is dead beat seconds. While I am fine with that but.. I saw severa...
The PGWT is very practical, and with 100wr, nearly a no brainier. What a tool watch!
Thanks for this nice review Nicolas, who can say that JLC has had no novelties recently? The gyrotourbillon is a dream, but dreaming is not forbidden Best, É.
The Polaris World Time w/power reserve is great in the metal!
Would love to get one under the right circumstances.
