Jaeger-LeCoultre

Since these re-editions are so rare, your excellent reviews of the re-editions are as close as many of us will come to experience a Polaris. I like how you include so much history into your watch reviews that honour the tradition of the watch.

Now you know what to put under my Christmas tree! Cheers, -- Richard.

Nicolas, I almost feel like I shouldn't post a response to your article -- everyone else has already said it all (and probably far more eloquently than I ever could).  It goes without saying that your article was a fantastic read - no surpise there.  Now ... 

Dear Nicolas, You are such an ambassador for JLC. Your reviews are always well documented, beautifully illustrated with old documentation, not to mention the quality of your pictures! I was patiently awaiting this review, this is a marvel. You know my vie... 

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Thks for sharing

After reading such a good story I wanted to buy a Polaris now. ;-)

Thanks again Nicolas. One small question: what's the difference between the platinum 65 re-edition and the platinum 65 for Boutique? This message has been edited by Jester on 2008-12-06 07:55:30

Except the Metal, the weight and the sensations you have when you put a platinum piece on your wrist. The dial is the same on the platinum than on the SS. Thanks for your nice words, my firend. Are you on one? Best. Nicolas

I believe there's a Platinum, re-edition of 65, limited edition of 500 pieces globally, which looks like this: Then there is a stainless steel version that ALSO looks like this, made specially for Paris Boutique, I believe to be limited edition of 65 piec...  

65 x 1965 in steel for Paris boutique only 165 x 1965 in platinum for worldwide distribution 768 x 1968 in steel for worldwide distribution