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Most likely the last one from IWC
Regarding my previous posts lamenting the
watch catalog situation this may be the last
hard cover from IWC.I was told when and if there
is another one it will be smaller and magazine style.
I have this one, a similar but older one from JLC
that is very nice, wish I had kept them all, a Breitling
catalog, Oris and Nomos. I had a Cartier but tossed it
thinking I could get the new one, they are now strictly
online. No catalogs is a bummer, I'll just have to deal with it.
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Most likely the last one from IWC
Regarding my previous posts lamenting the watch catalog situation this may be the last hard cover from IWC.I was told when and if there is another one it will be smaller and magazine style. I have this one, a similar but older one from JLC that is very ni...
I myself prefer the hard cover catalog
over the online catalogs. I am accustomed to them because I already used to read them at the time when the web connections were rather slow.
Not just watches.
For cars too, they encourage you to browse on line rather than ask for brochures or catalogs
Online just lacks the "feel" of looking at a catalog,
be it a watch, car, gun, leather goods or whatever catalog you like to look at.
I was lucky enought to get a De Bethune hardcover catalog this year
I may start collecting older catalogs from eBay one day. It's one of the best ways to stumble onto forgotten references
It is a shame as I too adore the physical copy of any catalogue of a brand I like.
Unfortunately I used to have quite a lot of the JLC old catalgoues a decade ago which were eventually thrown (the earliest being back in 1998!). It is the same with physical books. Kindle (and its variants) are great, as well as audible, but nothing can r...
