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Watches and Wonders 2022: Hands on review on the Jaeger Lecoultre Polaris Date Green.
Jaeger Lecoultre launches not one but three Polaris Date. 2 which are upgraded, with the blue dial of the Polaris Mariner Date from 2020, or with the black dial. The third is the one I want to share with you, the " Green ", the one which makes all the dif...
It's a great looking dial
These new polaris variations are getting better and better, and I'm starting to like the line now. Maybe not as experimental as the master compressors, but good looking and more versatile. I love the look on the leather strap...
This would have been a no brainer
at 39-40mm. I’m sure it can be done but I guess more geared to divers with larger wrists🤷🏿♂️ JLC has still got it though👌🏻
Not a fan, other than the dial colour
I bought the no date black dial, so yes, 41mm, no date function, but obvious similarities. Felt very light and cheaper than its price point and the internal bezel moved very easily with the glance of a shirt cuff on the crown. Sold it very quickly (and lo...
Polaris
Nice looking but would have liked to see the green in the no date model with the upgraded cal. I have the blue dial and really like it.
One of the only green dials that I think is gorgeous. I really don't like....
the 5168G-010 and variants with the military green. I agree that a black date disc with light green font (to match the lume markers) would have been killer! -Dean
Been waiting for this review!!!
This watch is a threat to my wallet!!! Many thanks for the comprehensive and informative review.🤙
