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Breaking (bad) news!
Just got some bad news…
My AD had a talk with JLC about my new Polaris with the missing luminova.
It is no mistake.
All future delivery of the Polaris 1968 w. the “correct” dial will be like mine=no luminova.
Apparently it is not possible to produce a balanced “vintage” colour with luminova…
I think it is strange that the colour of the index "wins" over the function of being visible at night. IT IS A DIVER!
I would rather have a off white index with luminova…
I think it is a strange decision and far from the concept of making a re-edition. All the rest about the Polaris is true to its origin – but now this?
Strange Q re. the Polaris
Got my Polaris yesterday and loved it until I turned off the light... or am I missing something?...
Peter, please, may you post a pic of your dial in the daylight?
This is the first time I see that on the Polaris Re Edtion. Of course, this is not normal, as the indexes glow in the dark, too. Do you have the orange indexes, or the " normal " ones? Please keep me informed. The problem will be simple to solve, as JLC w...
Daylight photo here...
Here it is - the 6, 9 and 12 has a lighter color than all the rest of the colored index but warmer than the white parts. The hands has also another color - more green and like the batch 1 hands (must be the same). I think this is strange - white (no lumin...
