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Off the bat this rubber strap on pin buckle fits perfectly. I believe for this model they put more work into the lacquer dial and saved some costs with the rubber + pin over deployant. Great looking package.

Had the opportunity to see the new Mk XX in the metal yesterday: The EasX-CHANGE system: Mk XX vs Mk XVIII: Wrist shot: Observations: Initially, I thought IWC “moved” the date window closer to the 3 o’clock position on the Mk XX. But the reality is that t

A huge trade regret…only had it for a brief spell…what do you guys think?

With apologies, asking for a bit of honest advice. Smitten with this ceramic pilot’s chrono, but is its 44.5mm case simply too big for my wrist (maybe 6.75 inches). Thanks!

Bought this in Pittsburgh to celebrate flight training and my son graduating and being off the payroll!! Been visiting that shop on and off since 1996. Could not afford what they carried till now. Thought would take airport shot as I wait for flight from

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Recent post had no daylight, so for all the pilots out there thought, I needed to pay some justice to the finishing quality.

…. from 1979. The calibre 8541 ES is the most accurate of all my vintage watches. Due to this ref. turning out to be (back then) a total commercial failure, production stopped after 543 pieces …. Cheers, HSTE

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