PeterCDE
10167
a guess
G'day,
GP´s WW.TC underwent some changes, such as adding the "Financial" models (FTC) or integrating a Fly-Back chronograph lately.
As far as i recall, reference 49805 indicates the FTC range; as of 2006, there are some subtle, but thorough changes. These mostly account for a new look, improved wearing comfort and enhanced useability:
- The slightly modified bezel is wider than earlier models, which makes for a more elegant and still substantial appearance.
- The thinner case profile caters a strong demand for less bulky but still substantial watches. The new case geometry comforts watch enthusiasts with smaller wrist in a more pleasing way.
- The slightly reduced weight leads to improved wearing comfort and balance.
- Longer lugs futher improve the wearing comfort.
- Redesigned pushers in a triangular shape improves haptics and useability.
- New straps, widened towards the clasp, make for a more substantial feel, as well as a more comfortable fit on the wrist.
- A new mechanism of the world time indication ensures an even more smooth and more exact setting of the travel time.
Over all, i´d suggest to ask your dealer for specific differences between the specific models of your choice!
Cheers,
Peter
ww.tc ref no
i plan to purchase ww.tc in titanium soon, found out in my local AD, there are to version or Ref No... the Ref No 49800 and Ref 49805. Is there a significant difference between these to Ref...in term of Calibre or specification?.
a guess
G'day, GP´s WW.TC underwent some changes, such as adding the "Financial" models (FTC) or integrating a Fly-Back chronograph lately. As far as i recall, reference 49805 indicates the FTC range; as of 2006, there are some subtle, but thorough changes. ...
