Jaeger-LeCoultre

In fact, we have two kind of Squadra WT,

The 1st series, made in titanium grade 5, which was limited to 1500 pieces:









This model, presented to the Press at the 2006 SIHH, was released 18 months later.

Then, at the SIHH 2008, JLC launched the Squadra WT Polo Fields, in Ceramic / Titanium, or in RG / Titanium :









The RG is the only Polo Fields LE, of 500 pieces.











A square alternative to the round EWC?

In both case, big and thick watches, offering the same friendly complications...

Hope this will beof some help.

Best,

Nicolas

although I wish that JLC would come out with a size between the Squadra and the Reverso
cheers

I really like the titanium version, but am not so keen on the ceramic. I am really cool towards carbon fibre, be it on dials or as an effect on straps - it just isn't for me. For the same reason I am not so enamoured with the EWA Rossi.

Thanks for posting Nicolas

David

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... with this gr8 series! Looks gr8 on ur wrist btw...

Karim

But I still don't like the Squadra. I think it's due to the shape of the case.

Fr.Xavier

are watches that are in my mind... I must admit that, if I´d buy a Squadra, probably it´d one of these Word Time.

Thanks for sharing Nicolas.

best

Enilio

Thks for sharing

Thank you for the pictures Nicolas!

They are very, very nice, detailed and impressive!! I’m so sorry for missing the time of your post. Didn’t expect you to reply to my petition so immediately.

You are really fast for me.

I’m feeling eager to post my own…

Also, do you happen to know how does the Titanium grade 5 is made? Are the cases of the Polo Fields editions made also from this Titanium or is it the regular one?

Like a month ago I hit my watch pretty hard with my desk. The moment the sound of the stroke reached my ear I felt like shivers crawling my back. :-(

Howvwer, when I look to my wrist expecting to see a ding or some sort of deformation, couldn’t find even a scratch or tiny hairline. That’s hardness in its best.

Thanks again Nic.

Cheers.

Much harder than the Grade 2.

I can't say anything about the composition of the Titanium Grade 5 compared to the Grade 2, but it is much harder, indeed.

Maybe someone here may tell us more about the composition of the Titanium Grade 5?

Best, and thanks for your nice words, my friend.

Nicolas