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Nice reading, even if there are a few mistakes...
For example, The Polaris 1st generation, E 859, was in production from 1965 to 1969 ( 1970 is an information I received from JLC Heritage Gallery, but I never saw one with the inside of the case back engraved with the mention " 1970 " ).
Then, the power reserve of the Cal 825 is not 55 hours, but circa 44 hours.
The Polaris II, ref E 870 was in production from 1971 till 1975, and not from 1970 till 1971. 1970 was the year of the prototype.
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Nice reading, even if there are a few mistakes...
For example, The Polaris 1st generation, E 859, was in production from 1965 to 1969 ( 1970 is an information I received from JLC Heritage Gallery, but I never saw one with the inside of the case back engraved with the mention " 1970 " ). Then, the power r...
Love the Polaris line and that blue dial is stunning.
Outside of the knowledgeable people on this site, Polaris doesn’t seem to receive the attention and admiration it deserves. IMO
