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I really wished they had expanded this exact layout...
with different color schemes. A Polaris "Geographic World" (as it's layed out) is SUCH a great complication and the new version just looks a little "wonky" IMO. This is a true "business beater." -Dean
The green perpetual and the grey date are more attractive than the Geographic
Pictures from Hodinkee ...
But it'd be approaching the size of a hockey puck!
The old Master Control perpetual calendar with alarms were chunky enough back in the day. While they look great & I like the idea - the numbers I see on watch sale sites always concern me -as there must be something that makes people to keep selling them....
I believe it’s the size…
They don’t flatter all wrists and are not the lightest. Some like it that way, others less so 🤷🏻♂️
imagine the grey without a date
at least they can design the gate window and Hour 3 Marking with better harmony
An alarm on a Polaris…
What a strange idea you have my friend… You'll end up in rehab... or exile... Consistency is no longer JLC's concern... You don't understand anything about current design and profitability....
Probably a product of the squeeze as much from the parts bin as you can…
Mentality? I understand the sentiment but is it a beneficial one over the medium term? 🤷🏻♂️
Apple maximise profits by small additions to their products each years…
That’s they way companies goes…
Saw it on the dinkee, and it gave me hope for career as a watch designer
(If this can make it to the market)
If only….
JLC had omitted the power reserve… The Geographic is a classic JLC complication amd in that perspective the merge of the Polaris and this complication, it makes a certain sense. After all, we’ve seen it in the Reverso and the Master Control lines. I once ...
I wish they would have left the 9 and 3 out and placed the power reserve and a date in those positions.
Right now the dial looks too chaotic without any symmetry.
