HSTE
[Omega Moderator]
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Thanks CC! I think the IWC clearly wins in terms of quality of movement. This is....
....the most accurate of all my vintage watches. Last time I measured it over one week it deviated by less than 10 seconds. The dial is a stunner. The case design and quality of the bracelet: top notch. Rarity: 543 pieces. BUT: in terms of wearability the prize goes to AP and PP. The Ingenieur is heavy, fat and sturdy.
Cheers, HSTE
Jumbo + Steel + Innovative Design: 3x 1970ies Genta
AP RO 5402 A-3x, PP Nautilus 3700, IWC Ingenieur 1832. And just in case you would not have seen these in real: all three dials are just AMAZING. !! Cheers, HSTE ...
The case+ bracelet design and the dial of the 5402 are top notch.
But in terms of movement it is the Ingenieur for me. So, not easy. Good to have them all... ;-) Cheers, HSTE
Those are three icons, HSTE
I have a soft spot for that IWC, maybe because it is the underdog among those three.
Thanks CC! I think the IWC clearly wins in terms of quality of movement. This is....
....the most accurate of all my vintage watches. Last time I measured it over one week it deviated by less than 10 seconds. The dial is a stunner. The case design and quality of the bracelet: top notch. Rarity: 543 pieces. BUT: in terms of wearability the...
Strangely or not, if I had to choose between 5711 and 15202, I would pick 5711 mainly because of its stunning dial.
However, it’s a different story when looking at 5402 and 3700. In this battle, 5402 is the clear winner for me. Best, Volker
That is an interesting observation, thanks for sharing this Volker.
The 5402 dial is indeed very fascinating. Cheers, HSTE
Hands down 5402 AP wins....
Perfection and I can’t imagine it to be better in terms of design....a real classic icon !
