Jaeger-LeCoultre is well known for its wide variety of impressive collections. From the Master Control to the iconic Reverso, to the stationary Atmos clock, the manufacture is rich in terms of historical watchmaking inspiration. Now, Jaeger-LeCoultre is working to elevate one its most interesting and notable designs, unveiling the new Polaris Mariner collection. The new collection is an extension of the brand?s existing Polaris family, which has been revitalized over the past few years ? incorporating some distinct upgrades including new movements, colors, and design elements. 

The Mariner collection consists of two new models: the Polaris Mariner Memovox? which is the most modern edition of the brand?s historical divers’ alarm watch released in 1968? and the Polaris Mariner Date, which is a similar, albeit alarm-less, super-compressor-style dive watch.
Polaris Mariner Memovox

The silhouette of the Polaris Mariner Memovox is likely familiar to fans of the modern Memovox diver, particularly those found in the non-Mariner Polaris collection. The 42-mm case is constructed of high-grade steel, with satin and polished finishing on its angled lugs, and polished finishing only for the rounded bezel. On the watch?s side are three screw-down crowns, each accented with orange strips that may double for sealants: one for adjusting the time, another for moving the internal 60-minute diving bezel, and the third for adjusting and activating the built-in mechanical...