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Art of time
Is typically an exhibition of the biggest brands that the large ADs sponsor/carry. Like a big boutique, with the biggest difference being that they try to have all models on display, unlike the regular day when some models would be out of stock. Being sponsored by only one AD, it won't have all brands displayed though, only those that are carried by that AD.
The annual Journey Through Time that's held in December in KL is a better one as most brands, including independents would be represented.
Richard
The Art of Time ...
... but not perfect timing. Missed the openning of the exhibition in KL by one day. But I was wearing the IWC Mark XV, still the most comfortable watch on a bracelet I own. Not a bad concelation. Andrew...
The most reliable...
... beater watch you got there. I love it, more than Mark 16, which is slightly larger with no obvious reason. Mark 15 is just right size. And, what is this "The Art of Time" exhibition about? Ken
Art of time
Is typically an exhibition of the biggest brands that the large ADs sponsor/carry. Like a big boutique, with the biggest difference being that they try to have all models on display, unlike the regular day when some models would be out of stock. Being spo...
Size creep ...
Since the reintroduction of the Pilot watch in 1993 with the Mark XII we have seen a diameter increase with every new iteration. My favourite is still this 38mm Mark XV, but also because the bracelet is silky smooth and flexible and a delight to wear. Sub...
A Mark XV can fit almost any occasion
Does the Mark XV console you? I used to have a white one like your but foolishly decided there wasn\'t enough contrast between dial and hands. Are all watch designers under 40 and equipped with perfect vision? Cheers Cazalea
There are two things I adore about this version ...
One is the bracelet that I mentioned in my reply to Ken, but the second is the fine tapered blued steel seconds hand. It looks spectacular against the white dial and I can't stop staring at it and adjusting the position of the watch to catch the light to ...
I sort of knew that ...
... but it was too good an opportunity not to get a photo. And an excuse to post the IWC Mark XV. :-) Andrew Ps. I will have to get back for the December "Journey Through Time" exhibition.