Polaris Perpetual Calendar
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A perpetual calendar inside a sports case, which is an unusual pairing and the reason to be careful: the calendar is the expensive part and the part most likely to have been mishandled by a previous owner.
- A perpetual calendar that has been left to stop must be set forward through every missed day, and forcing the single corrector pusher while the calendar is mid-change is how these get damaged. Ask whether it has ever jammed.
- The moon phase shows both hemispheres. A watch where only one aperture moves is faulty rather than a variant.
- The internal rotating bezel is driven by the upper crown. A bezel that will not turn, or turns without the crown, is a fault.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| dial | Calendar alignment when settled | Day, date, month and year apertures fully framed with no partial characters outside the changeover window | An indication sitting between two positions, which suggests a slipped calendar wheel |
| dial | Both-hemisphere moon phase | Both moon apertures track together and agree with the date | One aperture static while the other moves |
| crown | Upper crown driving the internal bezel | Turning the upper crown rotates the inner bezel smoothly | A bezel that does not respond, or moves on its own |
| movement | Cal. 868/AA reserve | Roughly 70 hours from full wind, seconds hacking on the crown | A reserve well short of 70 hours |
- Straps and the interchangeable bracelet are swapped routinely.
- Calendar correctors are a service item after mishandling.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre’s official site → The maker, not this reference. We link a watch’s own page only where the catalog cites one.
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