Alfihar
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A Watch came, in the name of love : Jaeger LeCoultre - Tribute to Polaris 68 - 190.8.96 (Q 2008 470 1968)
Maybe one of my favorite watch….
A diver, a black dial with a fantastic salmon « patina », lovely lugs, an history…
Everything connects me to this watch....
HAGWE
Best Ø
Vintage
Discover the vintage Lecoultre Polaris 1968 with its unique chocolate dial, photographed at the JLC Manufacture. Explore its charm.
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Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Tribute to Polaris 1968 through stunning collector wrist shots and community photography on WatchProSite. See why this iconic JLC reference captivates enthusiasts.
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A Watch came, in the name of love : Jaeger LeCoultre - Tribute to Polaris 68 - 190.8.96 (Q 2008 470 1968)
Maybe one of my favorite watch…. A diver, a black dial with a fantastic salmon « patina », lovely lugs, an history… Everything connects me to this watch.... HAGWE Best Ø ...
The TTP68 is more poetic than the modern ones
Who is this Nico 😂😂😂 A salesman from the JLC Paris store? Best Ø
A salesman who does not reach his objectives at 100% is inadmissible
Because of you I had to fly to Spain to get mine!!!
Would you please clarify a confusion about the lugs?
The edges of the lugs in this piece seem smoother and slightly curved/rounded in contrast to the older original reference in which the lug edges are apparently sharp straight edges. Is what I am seeing correct, and is that the original design of this piec...
This is probably due to the photo.
The watch has not been polished. The corners of the horns on the stand to Polaris 65 and 68 are slightly rounded and not strictly protruding. For more details you have to ask Amanico.... he is the culprit ;-)
Actually Nico, I do need your judgment /decision on the lugs of the Tribute to Polaris.
Please see the above question that I asked Alfihar regarding how the lugs look in various pictures. They are not razor-sharp angular cut edges, but appear to be ‘softer’ edged. Certainly they still have a unique 3-sided type of shape, but again the angula...