Jaeger-LeCoultre

The Polaris Chronograph features a superb signature dial in lacquered grey. From the lightest to the darkest, the gradation of multiple nuances is achieved thanks to a process that consists of applying almost 40 layers of varnish followed by colored and transparent lacquer to the dial before the final step: polishing. In its 42 mm steel case, the dial has three levels of finishing: an internal opaline bezel, a grained circle for the hours and indexes, as well as a sunray-brushed center. Perfectly legible, the chronograph stands out for its iconic attributes: central second, tachymeter and 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock. Highlighting the Maison’s watchmaking expertise, its Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 761 features an integrated chronograph mechanism, equipped with a column-wheel with vertical clutch. The Polaris Chronograph promises 65 hours of power reserve - very welcome for a watch built for adventure. Graced with sporty and functional elegance, it comes with a beige fabric strap and another in black rubber.

Originally founded in 1833, Jaeger-LeCoultre has earned a unique renown in the Swiss watchmaking industry due to its distinctive aptitude and constantly evolving sense of innovation. Its watches demonstrate an elite sense of precision and reliability, as every step of creation is completed within its own Grande Maison. Each timepiece crafted by a Jaeger-LeCoultre watchmaker is imparted with a level of technical perfection that is rivaled only by its impeccable design standards.
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_x000D_ The Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris takes inspiration from the legendary 1968 Memovox Polaris, a watch with an iconic function at its heart to notify divers when it was time to surface through an alarm. This contemporary iteration has been designed to accompany the urban adventurer in all circumstances. It now exudes a sporting character while remaining true to the signature elegance and practical spirit of the Grande Maison.