Thx for your as ever knice words & kind interest.. Yes, sometimes, if I think back, not that long since starting with my Duo: Polaris..
Long but in fact short at the same time..
Times, I tremendously enjoyed, occasionally "worried",
and still are memorable.. So is the friendship.. To stay for sure !
Thanks.. Thank you very much, my friend !
hs
A vintage Polaris would be a great addition. Not to speak of the vintage DSA! [nt]
Great post!
Of course, I love your choice of topic for this milestone! Hearty congratulations, my friend!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with all of us!
Cheers,
Daos
Oh Amanico, With A Post Like This You Have...
At least no Millennium-bug on PPro ...
Now you understand why I am hunting this Polaris II Red so badly. Thank you, Filip. [nt]
Just to say,
Thank you so very much Nicolas, I am simply in
There were some nice watches, indeed. Whichn one is your favourite? [nt]
That is a very, very tough call but after really looking
You have impeccable taste.
I prefer the DSAs to the Polaris, even if I have a strong feeling for the Polaris 65.
But the DSA Europe is really exciting.
Fantastic Watch!
Best,
Nicolas
Fantastic post! One for the archives!
Tough to say. From the prod numbers, they didn't sell massively. [nt]
A 'milestone' review!
Thank you, CC. They were worth a review, don't you think?
The only thing was to gather all the informations I found, year after year, in one thread.
It may help those who want to build a collection.
I am also working on a more general article about vintage divers, from different brands, those who counted in the history of watches.
Best,
Nicolas.
That's a post to save ...
What an educational inspirational writeup! You did it in style!
When it comes to Vintage JLC, I have some strong themes:
Diving watches, of course, but also Military and Chronometers.
Some others are interesting, such as the Futurematic, or some Chronographs.
The Reversos are top, too, as well as some Memovoxes, other than the Diving ones.
The Mystery / Galaxy, too, and the Quartermaster come to my mind.
Atmos are to be mentionned....
So many interesting tic tacs!
Best,
Nicolas
What I like about your posts is
that they often give me an incentive to read also outside this forum, search the web about movements and watches you are talking about.
The same I did in your 100K post about JLC diving watches and I must say that a Polaris 1968 is quite a cool watch (but knowing that you do not like dates).
I am quite baffled about the crude looking 100 ATM that does not fit at all into the line up of otherwise strong and very good looking watches.
Thanks for the great summary and looking forward to reading your next 100.000 posts.
Best
Moritz
Well, Moritz, each of them is quite special.
But the two extra terrestrians are certainly the Jaeger Diving, and the Lecoultre 100 ATM.
Thanks for your feedback, and yes, the Polaris 68 is a really cool Watch even with the date. 
Best,
Nicolas