They say three’s a charm, and fans of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s popular Polaris will be delighted by the latest additions to the distinct family of watches, first born in the 1960s and revamped in 2018 as a contemporary example of an elegant luxury sports watch. In addition to the all-new Polaris Geographic, the Grande Maison is launching a new version of the Polaris Date with an ocean gray dial and a new iteration of the Polaris Perpetual Calendar in pink gold with a gradient green lacquered dial. All newcomers boast glass-box crystals, narrow bezels and a mix of polished and brushed surfaces. The dials feature Arabic numerals and skeletonized hands that are coated with Super-luminova for legibility in low light conditions. Different decorative finishes ? opaline, graining, sunray-brushing and snailing ? enhance the readability of the different functions and add stunning details to the dials.
Polaris Geographic

Aptly named “Geographic”, the world time function has become a signature complication of the Swiss manufacture. Rather than simply displaying the hour of a second time zone, the ingenious mechanism also provides a 24-hour day/night indication and, in an aperture at the bottom of the dial, displays the name of a city corresponding to each of the 24 major time zones, with those observing daylight saving time clearly marked. When a city is selected, the corresponding time is automatically displayed. Thanks to a stop-second function, this seco...