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Polaris II, Chapter II: The Blue Dial.
Call it greediness, passion, love, whatever you want, but after the Polaris II and its grey dial, I wanted to get the blue dial. And now, I am also hunting the red dial. Why? First of all because despite their funky look, the Polaris II, red, grey or blue...
Wow! I love it.
What an interesting shade. It seems as though we have both added some blue to our collections! Can't wait for the trio shot :-)
I'm calling it Greed
:-) Where do you find such funky watches? To be serious with the horology questions: How many of the variant colours were made and what is the probability of finding a Grey or Red or Blue (turquoise)? What breaks on these old models and are they suported ...
Solid as a rock, or almost.
The Cal 916 is a tractor, and in the case you have a problem with it, JLC will repair it without problem. I never saw a bezel insert in very bad condition, and the dials are generally good. The crystal can be replaced by JLC. The only thing is that you ha...
Love it!
Something about the fun, bright colors used in these vintage divers give off a special "charm" of its own; thanks so much for sharing. Good luck finding that red dial and when you do, a group photo would be awesome!
Wow! That's something!
That is a piece I've not seen before! How you get these special vintage pieces, I will never know. Keep your methods to finding these things a good secret my friend.
