JLC - Me too. But the Polaris has a strong cool factor. [nt]

2 fresh pictures of my Jaeger Lecoultre Tribute To Polaris 1968.

By: amanico : July 21st, 2020-06:36

I told you that I made a selection between all my Jaeger Lecoultre watches, and the TT Polaris 1968 is part of the happy winners. First because it was quite a long time it didn't grace my wrist, then because it is a really cool watch. Here is a couple of ...

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Me too. But the Polaris has a strong cool factor. [nt]

2 fresh pictures of my Jaeger Lecoultre Tribute To Polaris 1968.

Summer beauty!!! [nt]

Merci, Todd. [nt]

😉😉😉

No problem, it ages nicely. [nt]

What kind of leather?? [nt]

Calf. [nt]

I should look Into getting one. [nt]

Watch or strap? [nt]

Both!

If I may give you an advice, get the watch first. The strap is 22 mm between the lugs, not a common size. [nt]

Hmmm, good point. [nt]

I like this watch

Thanks, George. [nt]

Can’t argue about this one, one of my favorites [nt]

Yes, I saw that. Thanks, Tony. [nt]

Still looks as great as ever!

Thank you, Respo. [nt]

Very cool tribute even though I prefer the DSA 😉 [nt]

Me too. But the Polaris has a strong cool factor. [nt]

Never said it didn't. It is super cool for sure. I just have a preference for the DSA, especially the US version. Sort of like my preference for the NSA over most other compressor models 😉 [nt]

Agreed. I have the same feeling here. A preference for the DSA ( which one, I don't know ) and for the NSA ( EL 1 and 2 apart ). [nt]

Same same as usual 😉👍 [nt]

It seems so... ;) [nt]

Very classy sir, love the thin bezel and domed crystal. [nt]

More pics to come. I have some spectacular ones. Stay tuned! [nt]