Collection
In this extensive photo essay, collector 'cazalea' offers a deep dive into his personal IWC collection, showcasing a remarkable array of timepieces from oldest to newest. His meticulous documentation provides a valuable visual journey through various IWC references, offering insights into the brand's evolution and design philosophy over the years. This post serves as an excellent resource for both seasoned IWC enthusiasts and those new to the brand, highlighting the diversity and enduring appeal of these watches.
My favorite is GST despite dial being a bit crowded. Thanks for sharing.
I picked up a titanium Aquatimer Chrono (3719) just like yours a few months ago, and have been on the hunt for velcro strap (and endlinks). Seems like you've enjoyed that combo?
Frankly, itβs not a very good solution for the GST models that I now own. Itβs better on the smaller and lighter GST watches. Otherwise to keep the watch from moving around too much, you have to put it on very tightly.
I think of my titanium Aquatimer as 'lighter' but not 'smaller'! I really like it on the bracelet, less so on the rubber, so I've been hoping to find the velcro to pick up the slack.
This strap has SS end fittings, but they work fine on the titanium watches. The 2000M watch was about the limit for me. I should check and see how many GSTs I still have that can use this strap option. I seem to have lost or sold the rubber strap.
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