Vintage
Explore the IWC Porsche Design Ocean 2000, a titanium dive watch that saved IWC during the quartz crisis. SJX details its history, design, and collector appeal.
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Collection
Cazalea showcases 10 diverse watches including IWC, Blancpain, Paul Gerber, and Alain Silberstein in Part 9 of his collection series. Discover unique timepieces.
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Manufacture
DonCorson's pre-BaselWorld 2014 report on Eterna Watches. Explore its history, the Eterna-matic, and new modular movements. Discover the Vaughn and KonTiki collections.
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Vintage
Explore the history of the Luftwaffe Fliegerchronograph by Hanhart and Tutima. SJX details WWII pilot's watches, calibers 41 and 59, and design variations.
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Review
Marcus Hanke's in-depth review of the Porsche Design Chronograph P'6612, exploring its performance as a travel watch and identifying key strengths and weaknesses.
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Complications
Explore Seiko's manual-wind Spring Drive movements. Cazalea's guide details this rare technology, challenging perceptions of mechanical vs. quartz watches.
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I've had a few PD IWCs
But the older ones are expiring and few spare parts seem to be available, like for this moon phase calendar Luckily this one is still running. Perfect size for my friend's skinny, hairy wrist. Newer generation doesn't quite have the same charm Cazalea ...
Nice condition!
What I like about this watch is that it is an older watch, but the future design makes it ambiguous in the sense that it still fits in today. Lots of charm. Remind me, is this 90s watch? Titanium? - Kevin
You are correct on all counts...
This watch was introduced in 1980 as a 3700 and evolved from there. I presume the 3702 is from the mid-80's and yes, it is Titanium. More info here:
