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Another incredibly informative article. The most interesting aspect
for me is the chronograph. When looking for my first quality timepiece a chronograph was the must have. I considered the IWC, a JLC Navy Seal, a Sinn but finely went with the Omega PO. The depth, the dial layout movement and case back were all factors but the fact that you didn’t need to screw the pushers down AND could operate them at depth tipped the scale. The only drawback was the thickness but only 2 mm.
The reason why fish swim with their mouths open – IWC Aquatimer 2000, reference 3568-08
The reason why fish swim with their mouths open – IWC Aquatimer 2000, reference 3568-08 This must be a fault! Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) in Geneva, 2009 There is excitement at the IWC stand. The new Aquatimer series is presented and...
Another incredibly informative article. The most interesting aspect
for me is the chronograph. When looking for my first quality timepiece a chronograph was the must have. I considered the IWC, a JLC Navy Seal, a Sinn but finely went with the Omega PO. The depth, the dial layout movement and case back were all factors but...
The Planet Ocean is…
… also great. I'm not really into chronographs, as I don't really need their function. However, I am flirting with an IWC Aquatimer Split Minute, because I find the split minute hand complication fascinating. ...
Looked that up…
Yes…a very interesting complication…so timing two events (or actually 3 up to one hour?) simultaneously? Why I love my po chrono is on my boat or jet skis I can keep track of over all trip time but use the bezel to time independent legs of the trip and al...
The Fanta…
… was also on my shortlist. In the end, however, I opted for the black one because I'm not a particularly big fan of white dials and also because the offer for the black one was simply too good not to go for it.
