Jaeger-LeCoultre

....because you have excellent  taste, and imitation is the most sincere form of flattery!!!

;-)

All the best to you.

 

Cheers,

pplater.

Taken on the day when his finally arrived at the Beverly Hills boutique.

hi bill, not last pix, because of the weather this sunday! (not a day with a sun), and a running race at 09AM. so, olf pix but nice, arent they? best. olivier

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Hi,

Is that a TVR dash board?

Nice apparently.

Thanks for sharing.

Cheers

Dje

hi Dje, no it's the dashboard of our waterski boat, a 196' dedicated to waterskiing exclusively. best. O

 

 

 

 

Thom.

You're here at home, my friend.

Best,

Nicolas

A wonderfull taste of a wonderfull watch from a wonderfull brand...

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Finally!



Nice cufflinks, by the way!

Best,

Nicolas

Thanks Nicolas. It's a gift from JLC... ;-)

Best regards

This message has been edited by amanico on 2009-09-17 02:45:56

It would take a lot to pull me from one JLC (pseudo) to another JLC (classic).  I made a decision that some may not agree, giving up my pam 190 (pseudo JLC) for a real limited JLC (Polaris tribute 68).  Like my 190, it still gives me a big grin everytime I put it on...especially the warm from its dome glass and its solid ring.

Here's mine reporting....178

 

That must have been pretty tough making the change and letting the 190 go.  But look like you found love once again.

Sweet

Bill

Thanks Nic.  I have asked my AD to alert me on a Polaris for months to no avail.  But, I could not get my mind off the polaris (esp the 68) since I saw your review and pics.

So, fast forward to 2 days ago when I spotted a nice used piece while visiting a dealer friend's shop.  I was so moved by it, I just traded in the 190 I was wearing for it.  I thought I would regret big time (like the last time I sold my 190) but the polaris was a great replacement and I only had great feeling since I did the trade.

Glad to be part of this wonderful club to own a piece of history.  Was even more delighted when JLC's CEO said in his interview that he has no intention to do another re-edition.  Now, I hope I will not keep thinking of its brother (the polaris 65)

And I'm very happy to see you enter this Club, too.

Mr Lambert is a man who has a word, and he said it several times, the Polaris is indeed a " one shot " re edition.

So, you own a piece which has an History, and a nice Story.

Wear it with Pride!

Best,

Nicolas

I have been hearing about the polaris story.  Let me search around to know more about the story.  It will definitely take up quite a lot of wrist time.