Jaeger-LeCoultre

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I see that last months have been "busy" for you and you hunt.

Your TTP looks so smooth and pure on these pictures. I'm glad to see you add a watch that will already be taking a nice place in your collector's life!

I wish you all the best Nicolas

Cheers,

Mark

The TTP 65 and the boriginal Polaris 65, I got both of them last year, 15 months ago...

This is not the case of this TT P 68, which came one month before my summer holidays.

Just in time for some fun!

Thanks for the kind words, my friend.

Best,

Nicolas.

Happy for you

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.. my full and sincere congratulations,
and that I'm truly happy for you, mon ami !

Also as ! / we happen to know, what special spot in your heart the Polaris has..

Now the quartet is complete again -

- may there be further joyful times with them all !

As always, my best,
hs
This message has been edited by hs111 on 2012-08-20 09:08:01

Hope to see you soon?



Best, and thanks for your kind words!

I am still on the hunt for my 7th olaris, but this is another story...

Nicolas

and hearty felicitations again, my friend.  They belong together with you and the pics are almost in a state of repose.  Great pics too BTW.

I am so very happy for you, my friend!

It's an impressive set of watches - and I know your dedication and love for them!

So very happy! Lookoing forward to see a complete set of 7 Polaris (soon?)!

 

Best

Blomman

A matter of time...



Best, my friend.

Nicolas

Better that most I would say!

But come to think of it - is there "only" 7 versions of the Polaris...? Or is it infact 11 versions?!

JLC Polaris 65

LC Polaris 65

JLC Polaris 68

LC Polaris 68

Polaris II Grey

Polaris II Blue

Polaris II Red

TT Polaris 65 PL 

TT Polaris 65 SS Paris

TT Polaris 68 Full lume

TT Polaris 68 Number lume only

?!!!!

 

Best, my friend

Blomman

PS. Or even worse - Polaris II came both in JLC and LC version... A never ending love story!

I never saw a Jeager Lecoultre Polaris II Blue, nor a Lecoultre Polaris II grey or Red...

I wonderi f they exist...

I was thinking about the JLC Polaris 65 and 68, but wording apart, they are too close from their american sisters... Hence the omission.

And I only considered the Vintage, hence the magic number: 7.



Best, my friend.

Nicolas

Nicolas, congratulations on the matched pair and having the tribute back in your collection.  Your pictures took me back to when I first acquired my own, inspired by both your and the forum's enthusiasm for it.  It was perfect and pristine and once on a Nato strap, very difficult to get off the wrist.  It has been my constant summer companion since and looks proudly scratched up and abused now but still reliably performing!

Here are a few shots from these last lazy days of summer with Ol' Reliable:

All the best.

These watches are made to be used and loved.

Yes, I remember your pics, my friend.

Thanks for your very kind words!

Nicolas

... this one has very strong character which is equally nice as another Polaris.

in any case, happy with you!

stefan

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Hi Nicolas,

 

i am very pleased that your collection is now complete. Now that JLC seemed to have resolved the lume issue with the Deep Sea Tribute do you think we as a group could convince JLC to reissue corrected dial and hands for the polaris

 

Regards

Mark. 

As for the dial, I fear bthey won't move. They should have done it, but they won't. It is 3 years, now, that the first TTP landed, and they are all sold out.

Best, and thanks for your kind words, Mark.

Nicolas