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Jaeger Lecoultre Polaris Chronograph World Time, Titanium, Blue or Black.
Released in 2018, still in the catalogue, this is not the Polaris we discuss the most. Strangely, because it has some good points: A Titanium case, the combination of two friendly complications, a water resistance of 100 meters, and two great dials, blue or black.
It is a bit big, with a diameter of 44 mm, but it wears smaller, in real life.
I would happily live with a solid case back, though.
What do you think?
Best,
Nicolas
Jaeger Lecoultre Polaris Chronograph World Time, Titanium, Blue or Black.
Released in 2018, still in the catalogue, this is not the Polaris we discuss the most. Strangely, because it has some good points: A Titanium case, the combination of two friendly complications, a water resistance of 100 meters, and two great dials, blue ...
Always loved the blue version!
I just wish they made it in a smaller size. Now that would be something!
Probably the blue. Both are nice.
44x12.5 seems a good proportion. I think that for many, the lack of a seconds hand can be a deal breaker.
World time with chronograph, very rare combination.
It would be better if 42mm or 40mm.
And there is the large (46mm) Breitling WT+chrono
which also has a date. A real odd one out is UN's Moonstruck, a WT with sun and moon. What I've never seen is aan annual calendar, let alone a perpetual calendar, with worldtime. That would be something... only UN can pull off. They have the fully adjusta...
There you go!
"Life is for Learning" - Marvin Gaye I like the looks of the GP - got to read up on that one!
Black but….
There is something cold about titanium... I could have liked the dial.... But too much information for my complicated brain... And I'm not a big fan of the double texture smooth in the center and grainy... If I had to choose, it would be the black one... ...