amanico
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Jaeger Lecoultre Polaris Geographique World Time.
One of the rare official picture which is not bad... 
Of a watch which is still in my head as a potential cool addition in my collection. Even if the contender is higher in my list, the Geophysic UT.
But I like this smoke blue dial a lot, and I find that this Polaris is one of the worthy exception to my rule that a Polaris SHOULD be an alarm watch.
Best,
nicolas
Jaeger Lecoultre Polaris Geographique World Time.
One of the rare official picture which is not bad... Of a watch which is still in my head as a potential cool addition in my collection. Even if the contender is higher in my list, the Geophysic UT. But I like this smoke blue dial a lot, and I find that t...
I love the balance of
the subdials. The new geographic has a power reserve indicator which “overextends” itself to alter the balance of the sub dials. That is not lost in this iteration.
This is certainly my favorite from the Polaris line.
My only small issue with this watch is the use of a rather small movement for the large case.
The dial side is well balanced.
With a solid case back I would probably not have noticed.
I think you can give the watch a 'pass' in this instance...
...as the outer ring with all of the cities takes up so much of the dial diameter...
This is my favorite amongst the Polaris models
Only downside is the case size for me.
Ohh 42mm sounds alright
My bad I keep thinking this model is 44mm. I would still prefer it to be 40mm of course, but 42mm is at least wearable for me.