New Release
Amanico introduces the Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Geographic World Time, a new addition to the Polaris family. This initial report provides key information and first impressions of the steel-cased, 42mm watch, highlighting its unique blue dial and the intriguing combination of world time and second time zone complications.
Typical JLC Geographic layout, but now with a world time complication added as well. An obvious (but no less good) complication to add. Good dimensions. No quibble with 40-42mm, even if I think 40mm is the best size (for me). The movement is a bit diminutive viewed through the caseback, but not a deal-killer by any means. Importantly, the watch is not very thick (although not thin either). Ca. 11.5 mm for these complications seems like a respectable size. I really like the gradient blue-black di
42mm may be alright. I struggle at 44mm as with some other pieces. I really like the look but again seeing the black and blue dial in person will be important. Dave
on both the revolving ring and the second (small) dial? And the crown at 10 is adjusting which time zone is shown on those two indicators? I like it. Mike
A sporty " Geographique ", after the Master Compressor version. Best, Nicolas
I dig the dial... AP-esque smoked blue, at probably a much lower cost!! Excellent.
Especially for those hunting for a new watch
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