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Which one to go for when I like both!
The limited edition geophysics with blue dial or the new Polaris Memovox? ...
Polaris Memovox every time.
I’m not keen on this iteration of the geophysic; the cross-hairs are too thick and make the dial look a bit cluttered. Of course, this is just my opinion and I know many people love it. Regards Kev.
Polaris
on the merits of being iconic. Polaris/Reverso are synonymous with JLC name. My 2 cents.
Great choice to have
The Geo over the Polaris - but earlier or vintage Polaris over both vs last years blue dial memovox. Cheers. G.
What happened to online only?!?!
I would go with the blue geo as I have one myself and love it. The bigger question for me is that the blue geo was clearly advertised as the first ever JLC piece that would be sold through the online boutique only (limited to 100 pieces). I note that this...
I reported this situation in my prior thread comparing the blue geophysic true second with the seiko spb069... How long does it take for the manufacture to know
that it sends its own "online only" watches to its own boutiques? Quite the riddle, it seems :-(
I too wondered
Sorry if this made you feel bad - it wasn’t my intention. I think the piece is breathtaking and however it was sold, it’s value and beauty will not be tarnished.
No Problem
To be clear, I wasn't trying to be negative or bitter, I'm glad you got to see the piece. I guess my point is that buying from an AD is a far more rewarding and engaging an experience than clicking a few buttons to buy online, plus you get to develop a re...
Actually, it seems to be not truly an on-line purchasing experience, because, if you try to buy some of JLC watches on-line by clicking only, some watches...
will instruct you to call the JLC toll-free number to a customer representative to actually make the purchase. This is another level of peculiarity in my opinion.
Nicolas, the only other possible explanation for the limited blue true second version to be available in JLC boutiques...
is that the watches were sold on-line and delivered, but the buyer decided to return them and returned them (in original unworn condition, of course) to a boutique, rather than via mail back to the manufacture, in which case the boutique that took back th...
A lot of the countries do not have the JLC on line store.
Perhaps it has to do with that? In the US it has, but in Canada it doesn’t. In Asia, only Japan and China have the option of buying on line, where as the rest of the Asian countries don’t. I remember I was trying to pretend buy (ie adding the watch into t...
