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tbh, as an engineer I hope the Ingenieur collection will not just see new in house movements, but a completely new collection. I‘m still asking myself, how they were able to mess the Ingenieur up so badly.
IWC quietly introduces the new 2022 Aquatimer with their "in-house" 5-day movement
Stainless steel case Diameter 42.0 mm Height 14.1 mm Screw in crown Water resistance 30 bar 32111 Calibre IWC-manufactured movement Automatic, self-winding 120 hours Power Reserve 28800.0 (4.0 hz) 21 Jewels Côtes de Genève, perlage Mechanical external/int...
Hopefully soon the new model
Which is close to the fatty 1832, eventually. The in house is not that in house, but you can't expect too much😅😅😅
Understood. For years, IWC has cosmetically changed the Aquatimer, while leaving the same heart.
Many manufacturers have stepped up their movement game, while IWC has sported a “modified” ETA movement with 42 hours power reserve. At this moment, you can get from IWC an Aquatimer with a 42-hour and a 120-hour in the same case. The slight increase in p...
Did Richemont only decorate the movement parts you can see?
Richemont has been doing strange movement downgrading while increasing prices with a few of their brands like Panerai. Has IWC suffered this fate too?
Correct. Panerai is a fashion watch producer.
Look at the IP purchased by Richemont. So, again, Panerai is far and away more of a design house, and obviously not a timepiece manufacturer in the purest sense.
