Jaeger-LeCoultre

In the modern production, there are not so many chronographs which also are world time. Girard Perregaux comes to mind, as soon as the very early 2000's, Patek, last year, with the 5930G, and, last but not least, Jaeger Lecoultre, with the Extreme World C...  

This Polaris is definitely on my radar now. I like the sophisticated dial and prefer the black version. 42mm would have been better for me. My only concern: the size of the movement looks a little bit small for the case? Best, Thomas

Great review with some good points. I had the chance to try it on during a visit to the Manufacture. I was amazed by the weight (or rather lack of). The titanium really does its work here. The blue dial is beautiful. The black dial is clearly the more cla...  

The titanium case and smart lug design - short and stubby - ensures that this watch wears "smaller" than its real measurement. In person, without the specifications, I would have guessed that this is a 42mm watch. Of the 2018 novelties, this and the Rever... 

But the Polaris WT Chrono has something I like a lot. The combination of complications speaks loud to me. I dream of a Polaris WT / Chrono AND Alarm! Best, Tim, and thanks for your input. Nicolas

I like the look and the blue dial but there size at 44mm is too much for me. The Patek is perfect.

I really love JLC but I don't find enough classic-ness in this model, I pass on this one. (As you presented at the start of your post, the competition is tough on this complication) Best, É.

I have the amvox 5 , similar size but thicker and less water resistance. ...