Jaeger LeCoultre E 870

' This is certainly the less known watch, among the Polaris Family. Indeed, you all know the Polaris versions, from 1965 and 1968, which were re edited last yea

A shell shot, as I chose this background for some photos, last week end. As for the strap, I have to thank one of our friends, who sent it to me some years ago.

Among other references, as we could also mention the Lecoultre E 3072 and the E 876, and a few others. Let's start with the E 871, here with what I consider to

The charm and the bestiality of a diving watch which is ALSO a Memovox. Something tells me we'll have a lot of discussions about Memovoxes in the next days... B

Grey or Blue? Both! If I had to choose only one, I would keep the blue. Funnily, the Blue is the only one to have a graduated bezel from 0 to 15. The Red and th

A side by side picture I took almost two years ago: Funnily, Jaeger Lecoultre seems to have taken the inspiration of the fumé dial from this Polaris II, which c