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I saw the posting of the iconic trio and
was taken reminded how much I really like JLC's. I have not posted on this forum before but have been a frequent visitor.
WOW! Great trio, for sure. 3 strong vintage JLCs, you have here.
Feel free to post more pics of each of them. I have the feeling many will love that.
The Polaris Brown is in top condition!
All the best,
Nicolas.
Super trio!
Congrats! And like Nicolas said - feel free to post more photos!
Best
Blomman
a couple of more pictures of the Polaris
As you can see the printing on the brown dial has some issues and the case is polished but still really like the look.
Love the choco patina on the outer dial! :)
Too bad about the writing, but the brown choco patina makes up for that!
Thank you for sharing!
Best
Blomman
Yes, I see ,but I also saw some vintage Rolex which came in a worse shape. ;) [nt]
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a couple more of the geophysic
Some may be familiar with this particular watch when you read the back. I wore it to an auction in NY and was by far the most popular watch in the room. I bought the watch at the auctions in Geneva over the phone and they couldn't ship the straps into the U.S. so heading over there in Nov. to pick them up.
This is THE one which were on the Lecoultre Peak???
Wow! Bravo!
Best, and thanks for sharing one of the finest Geophysic I saw, in terms of condition.
Nicolas
It is
And I love the geophysic but when it has such an interesting story behind it plus all the documentation I fell in love with this watch.
absolutely here they are
I love the watch but when they added all the extras and documentation they made it irresistible. Thank you for your interest in it and allowing me to share it with you and all the others that have interest in vintage watches.
Excellent. I suspected they included the round booklet. Thank you! [nt]
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Yes, I will post something about that. [nt]
No message body This message has been edited by amanico on 2014-10-14 22:02:42