HSTE
[Omega Moderator]
4595
Good memories, three gone, one keeper:
(from left to right)
- IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3529
- IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3519 AMAG
- IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3519 AMAG
- IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3509
I keep the "rocked" one, i.e. the 3509 with the faded orange hand and the fading black bezel.
Cheers, HSTE
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Good memories, three gone, one keeper:
(from left to right) - IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3529 - IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3519 AMAG - IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3519 AMAG - IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3509 I keep the "rocked" one, i.e. the 3509 with the faded orange hand and the fading black bezel. Ch...
You have clearly cornered the market on the IWC Ocean 2000 Bund.
Removed the duplicate and kept the vintage patina. To many watches not enough wrist time.
