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Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Squadra World Time Polo Fields.
The Squadra World Time was unveiled in 2006... The " Polo Fields " version came two years after, in 208. Titanium and ceramic case,
Or in a limited edition of 500 pieces in rose gold and ceramic:
How many years didn't we see one, even in pictures?
Even more, how many of us remember that watch?
I had mixed feelings with the Squadra WT, Polo Fields or not... Two issues for me: The size, big and thick, and the fact that I always loved the verso dial, but not so much the recto.
But I would love to see a sporty Reverso in the Catalog, somewhere between the Gan sport Chrono and the Squadra.
Best,
Nicolas
Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Squadra World Time Polo Fields.
The Squadra World Time was unveiled in 2006... The " Polo Fields " version came two years after, in 208. Titanium and ceramic case, Or in a limited edition of 500 pieces in rose gold and ceramic: How many years didn't we see one, even in pictures? Even mo...
Wow. Haven't seen that, very interesting.
I'm a bit mad that Jaeger-LeCoultre stopped producing sports watches. They were quite nice and looked actually pretty good.
If it just would have been a bit smaller...
The square makes it even bigger on the wrist. Though I really love the Art Deco approach of the Squadra World Time. And the mix of Ti and ceramic is more than up to date even nowadays. I don’t think we’ll see Sport watches like these in the near future of...
OK, it WAS thick...
but the content was amazing! JLC's only large-date chrono, based on the 75X series, with world time on the back, and the ceramic case was solid. I also loved it on the articulated rubber with the patented clasp. I REALLY wish JLC would continue the articu...