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Some pictures of the Jaeger Lecoultre Tribute to Polaris 1965.
Rare, we can say that, here, with only 65 pieces in steel. 
Words are lees strong than photos to describe this charming Tribute.
Best,
Nicolas
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Some pictures of the Jaeger Lecoultre Tribute to Polaris 1965.
Rare, we can say that, here, with only 65 pieces in steel. Words are lees strong than photos to describe this charming Tribute. Best, Nicolas ...
Super pics from a great MMV/ Polaris-65 !.. I was so lucky to fall upon one when the initial owner decided to let her go some 2 years ago..I have to take her for fresh air more often..
Goes with casual outfit and likewise when more dressed up. - Such a character.. such a pleasure piece ! Thx for these superb photos and Best, hs
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The TTP65 is superb ... especially in steel, not to mention that this metal is more consistent than platinum when it comes to a diver. The steel TTP65 is a rare bird even if Amanico’s TTP65 is much more rare (1/65)… Lover of the Polaris, given my family h...
Wow !.. What a line-up of fine TPP-65 pics !.. You have inundated us here
.. with superb pics of your obvious TTP65 love ! Continue to wear it in the Best of your health ! Best & Cheers !! hs
Just a quick note from an owner of the platinum version:
The weight and density of the platinum guarantee very lovely wrist time. I wear mine a lot. If you find one, go for it. Best Uri
Photos never do it justice...
...even if it looks incredible, when you hold a Tribute to Polaris in your hands you can feel it is special. I handled the platinum version about 6 years ago at a boutique in Vegas and I was mesmerized...
Another hidden feature of this Polaris is how the dial changes
with light. It usually looks black on photos, but may reveal hidden beauties under the right light… Cheers Uri ...
Not sure, as I haven’t seen the SS version, but
mine also shows a pitch black dial under normal light… ...
