amanico
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A charming vintage Military IWC WWW.
From 1945, 35 mm. And what a dial!
Credit SSONG:
Clearly something I would love to add in my collection.
Best,
Nicolas
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A charming vintage Military IWC WWW.
From 1945, 35 mm. And what a dial! Credit SSONG: Clearly something I would love to add in my collection. Best, Nicolas ...
You need to get a Spitfire to your garage / hangar to pair it with 😁
And that one is certainly not electric 😂👍🏻
Perfection. This is how watches should be made today.
Simple. Easy to read. Nothing more and nothing less. Perfection.
