Jaeger-LeCoultre

Hi All!

It's with a lot of pleasure that I officially declare the Polaris Roll Call OPEN!

Show us your best pics of your Polaris(es).

Vintage, Modern, it doesn't matter.

What is important is that we have the nicest, the biggest Polaris Roll Call in the World!

I count on each of you to contribute, to make of this post a memorable one.

Here's my selection:



1/ Polaris '68 Re Edition:



2/ Polaris '65 Re Edition:



3/ Polaris 68 Original:



Now, it's up to you!

Greetings from Paris:



Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2009-05-14 10:12:05 This message has been edited by amanico on 2009-05-21 03:56:37

This message has been edited by Dje on 2009-09-11 03:02:55

nt

hi gent, dear nicolas, what's a pleasure to share with our huge community, a passion of this awesome watch!

. . . and Rovermark's . . .

. . . compliments of JLC Beverly Hills . . . cordially, Art

Hi Dr.No...

Such a Beautiful Polaris you have . Wear it in Good Health.

Regards,

James

. . . and neither is it rovermark's! It belongs to the JLC Boutique in Beverly Hills, which graciously allowed me the privilege of taking photos for Nicolas. After all, how could I resist our intrepid moderator's request for a Polaris role call? My gratitude to the Boutique for their generosity, and to rovermark for lending his wrist to the project . . . cordially, Art

 

 

 

 

Dear Nicolas, Here is a picture of my original Polaris that met your Polarises in December last year in Paris. Hope you are doing well - great idea with the roll call. Best, Claus

Great Idea !!! I almost missed out !!!

I haven't got a single decent wristshot of the Polaris, so here you have a couple of "bottoms":

Here are a few shots of my Polaris Tribute 1968 version.

With a vintage 1968 Polaris:

With Donzi22's Tribute Polaris:

A wrist shot with a cloudy West Los Angeles background:

On a zulu strap:

Relaxing with the rest of my little JLC family:

For the sea and from the sea; with beautiful pearls from my wife:

 

 

With favorite teddy from my younger son:

 

 

Both from Switzerland; favorite Euro 2008 ball from my elder son:

 

Thank you Nicolas for all your sensational work you have done about this dream and cult watch. YOU made us ALL to real POLARISTI lovers! Best, Herb

We have many Polaristi here in Los Angeles, and I feel lucky to know most of you.....

Here are some underwater shots from Mexico.

Please click here for an AMAZING, unprecedented 23-second Polaris breath-hold and the first ever Polaris underwater video:
www.youtube.com


Nicolas thanks for all your help my friend. Without you and your many contributions I don't think I would own this watch
............ I will soon meet you in Paris for Al Diwan and much JLC talk!

Cheers you guys-
Ian

 

Reminder the colored 1960s

Here is my tribute to the Polaris 65 !

 

I just love them is such a simple yet beautiful piece !!!!!! I need to say that I am a little disappointed with the 68, only the numerals and hands glow!

Where did you get the strap for picture #3 (Polaris 68)?

Good evening, it is with quite a lot of pleasure that I introduce myself.
I've been a happy owner of a TTP68 for the last year and a half(wrong dial nearby changed for the "right one" but that's another story.I went to the Jaeger manufacture last week and they told me to have a look here.

Anyway, I have it on a black JLC Alligator band and the match is quite stunning.The orginal band broke after a month.I got a new one which I keep NOS and bought the alligator one to fit.I somtimes wear it on a black Nato.Also quite stunning I have to admit.
Trying to post some pictures, but it won't work... This message has been edited by langlaisjc01 on 2010-08-29 15:06:37 Well, finally.. This message has been edited by langlaisjc01 on 2010-08-29 15:24:43

...(of a 'reprise'!).

 

 So, what did your Pola do today? Pola 65 went to work…

 

(Oops, running a bit late – better take the express):

 

 

 

 

A slow day: staring out the window again:

 

 

 

 

A quick presentation on leave entitlements:

 

 

 

 

Some research on the law of Polaris ownership. Why this text? Look at the cover: she discovers you have a new Polaris; she inspects the watch; she interrogates you about the cost; there is much distress; it leads to divorce.  ;-)

 

 

 

 

Off to court to try and save some of the assets:

 

 

 

 

The day is dragging, must be time to knock off soon, surely:

 

 

 

 

Ahhhh, cocktail hour!:

 

 

 

 

 

Ciao, Polaristi.

 

Cheers,

pplater.

 

 

 

...kind of you to say so. Glad you like it!

 

Cheers,

pplater.

Great to see you over here, and great to see yet another of the Paris boutique LE.

Look forward to seeing more of your fantastic collection featured here.

 

Cheers,

pplater.

WOW! 
A fantastic collection of watches!
Thank you!
N

is truly a classic...
I will post my sort of polaris tomorrow
cheers