mahesh
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Thanks for sharing Nico
I like the grained dial & it is well done in this, even the ‘automatic’ marking which we all hate is positioned well imho, it isn’t bothering anymore!
In the new Polaris @ 6’o clock sub dial, is the minutes hand independent to the home ?
Best,
Mahesh.,
Jaeger Lecoultre Polaris Géographique World Time, the review.
Unveiled in April 2018, three months after the other members of the Polaris family, the Polaris Géographique World Time is, in my opinion, one of the most tempting offer from this line of watches. It took me several months to be able to see it in the real...
Thanks for sharing Nico
I like the grained dial & it is well done in this, even the ‘automatic’ marking which we all hate is positioned well imho, it isn’t bothering anymore! In the new Polaris @ 6’o clock sub dial, is the minutes hand independent to the home ? Best, Mahesh., ...
True...
the watch also transforms well between a croc & the rubber burning out different characters!
Thanks for this very nice review
While this piece has a lot going for it, I must say that I am partial to the Master Geographic in this JLC genre. Although it is more formal, it’s design is so pure and elegant, and the “cut out” aperture for the world time cities conveys a sense of myste...
Great review...
...and I truly love the different blue shades, Nicolas. But I’m still a bit more with the Compressors 😉 Maybe the Polaris Géographique World Time must grow in my mind for some time...