cazalea
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IWC GST Perpetual does it again!
Afternoon warming up for the big shift:
A few hours later…
Trying to stay awake!
There are tiny signs of change…
Oops, fell asleep. 💤 but upon awakening, everything has moved:
I got this watch in 2003 but didn’t know about watching it change…
The first time I photographed the sequence. This one finishes its changes around 12:40
Now, what’s for breakfast and where is the first rainy Rose Bowl parade in 15-20 years?
Happy New Year everyone!
Cazalea
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IWC GST Perpetual does it again!
Afternoon warming up for the big shift: A few hours later… Trying to stay awake! There are tiny signs of change… Oops, fell asleep. 💤 but upon awakening, everything has moved: I got this watch in 2003 but didn’t know about watching it change… The first ti...
Great post! Love the GST Perpetual
So sorry I didn’t have mine with me to watch the year change. I’m skiing so brought my Apple Watch with me for monitoring my vertical feet stats (which were actually fairly dismal given the atrocious mountain conditions due to lack of snow)! HNY to all! ...
Love this watch, but I have a confession to make
The confession is that I can't bring myself to be excited by perpetual calendars changing over, even at New Years, even at the end of February! Like a kid on Christmas morning I just want to wake up and find everything, magically, in its right place, with...
Great post!
I wish you, your wife and your loved ones a Happy New Year! Best, Emmanuel
Happy new year, Mike.
I always love your pictures of this watch through the years. Mine successfully changed as well, but, like Blau said, I was happy to go to bed and wake up to find it all sorted. All the best, Jon ...
Not good, Rob!
And the longer you leave it… Have you got a responsible young teenager who you can pay a few dollars to sit and wind through to the correct date?! It’s not the sort of job I would give to my teenage daughter because she has a habit of dropping things, and...
LOL!
Setting the perpetual calendar through the crown is so much easier than pushing those tiny little pushers on the side of the case like my JLC, which over the course of my ownership broke two times while setting the calendar, each time requiring a $1,500 J...
I think you need to give up your career in law…
…and become a pusher quality control tester for JLC. I think they could benefit from your expertise!! I might need to join you as I broke the date change pusher on a JLC Master Geographique through “over enthusiastic” pushing.
Happy new year to you, too 👋🏻🎊🎉🎈
Love the shot with the Z3 Coupe as a background. How the world has changed and how much more timeless the IWC design has proven to be 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻