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None are 7750 based chronographs...
most contain the stripped down version of the cal 89360/1 movements -- so the 89365 movement.
for the third year running, we have IWC putting the same movements in different cases - so yes time for some proper innovation. size wise, given their sales, while they are not for everyone, the sales numbers for their pilots show clearly they are for some one. not so for the Ingenieurs last year clearly given market sentiment and numbers.
so the Aquatimers ? I like the Deep 3 and the AT 2000 very much..
SIHH 2014 - IWC Aquatimers...
that's all for now folks. plenty more installed come Watches & Wonders 2014... greetings from Geneva ! This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2014-01-20 15:21:35...
New IWC Aquatimer - Thanks for sharing these great pictures
Those are some nice close ups. Can I have a piece of chocolate. LOL Thanks Please share some more.
The pushers on the 7750-chronographs appear very undersized ...
... and certainly do not match the massive design of the rest. Other than that, well, they leave me rather unimpressed. there is no spontaneous affection like I had for some of the predecessing models. Marcus
I concur
Having had about a dozen Aquatimers, I see no compelling reason (yet) to have another. It seems like they are going through the motions but not finding the mark. Cazalea
None are 7750 based chronographs...
most contain the stripped down version of the cal 89360/1 movements -- so the 89365 movement. for the third year running, we have IWC putting the same movements in different cases - so yes time for some proper innovation. size wise, given their sales, whi...
You mean this is NOT a 7750?
I wasn't aware of IWC building an inhouse chronograph movement that copies layout and proportions so faithfully from the Valjoux 7750. Marcus ...