amanico
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In titanium or ceramic, it would go farther in the " sporty character ", indeed.
As we are talking about new Polaris: Jaeger Lecoultre Polaris Perpetual Calendar.
From 2022: Best, Nicolas ...
A very nice watch,
But somehow missing that 'special' factor in my opinion.... The je ne sais quoi........
Yes, smth along these lines.
It is a very good watch, no doubts, but it leaves me cold
Thanks for the pictures!
I really liked it when I tried this version, and the rose gold version. Sporty perpetuals are rare. I like the rotating bezel - which is a feature I often use on my dive watches (just not for diving!). Maybe it is lacking something as Filip suggests - I'm...
I always liked that version.
For me one of the best watches from JLC in the recent years.
I like this one a lot.
A complicated piece with a sporty look, really my style of watches.
You might be disappointed for the PC…
… but a new complication within the Polaris line may show up.
Nice, but expensive and big
I don't see much value here, not to beat the drum about price too much. A fairly pedestrian movement viewed from the back -- a solid caseback would have been better, or much better yet, an upgraded movement at this price. JLC could also have made a more s...
I must admit I overlooked this piece at first...
But at a watchmaking event in SF last year, they had it out for display for the participants. And in the metal, it took me completely by surprise in steel. I really like the look of the dial in blue, and as someone never really looking at PCs before, this...
In the London Boutique, albeit a couple of years ago.
I also thought the rose gold version was something special, although the steel version is very nice. ...