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Indeed, the 1967 batch was the shorter! I didn't expect to see a wrist shot featuring the watch on your wrist when you were 7! Superb picture which beats the famous Patek Campain.
" Pass it directly to the new generation ". 
Best, my good friend.
Nicolas
In honor to Blomman's Jaeger Lecoultre Polaris: Polaris Day! Show us your Polaris, in your collection or in your dreams!
I will start with mines: Polaris II Ref E 870: Tribute to Polaris 1965 and 1968. In my wish list, the Polaris II Red. Go, Polaris, go! Best, Nicolas ...
Well, dear friend.. Until yet, just one chip to play ! ;))
.. TT Polaris 68, for me dating back to 2008 !! Best, hs PS: Somewhat sadly had missed the ss TTP 1965 - Paris Boutique Edition..
Tribute to Polaris 1965.
One of my favorites, and back from service. But still looking for that perfect strap! ...
Great thread. I'll play
Here’s mine. Inherited from my father. First a picture taken of me as a kid, wearing the watch And then a more recent picture, watch only. On a recent visit to La Grande Maison it turned out to be a 1967 model. Nice surprise. Claus ...
Yes, it is.
I still remember finding that photo. Really brought out some old memories from the attic. Claus
Indeed, the 1967 batch was the shorter! I didn't expect to see a wrist shot featuring the watch on your wrist when you were 7! Superb picture which beats the famous Patek Campain.
" Pass it directly to the new generation ". Best, my good friend. Nicolas
Long-term planning...
Haha. I have obviously been planning this post for quite a long time 😉
Your history with the Polaris is uber cool, Claus!
Thank you for sharing it with us. Cheers, Alex
Thank you for your kind words.
Funny how an inanimate thing can bring back memories. Happy to share, makes it even better. Hoping that I can do the same with my kids. Claus
In honor of Blomman
In awe and appreciation of Andrevmsilva, Matts, John, Moonway, Cfnissen, Partha, Bill. & In amazement and respect of Nico ...