Hello everyone, I would really appreciate some opinions from serious Ocean 2000 / BUND collectors regarding a very unusual case back configuration that I recently inherited. What I currently have is an original IWC Ocean 2000 BUND case back with: Outer mi

This new Le Petit Prince edition in 36 mm is quite intriguing. Unlike IWC's other 36 mm iterations it has no date and gets the 120 hours (5 days) power reserve 32102 movement. And, you probably don't have to rob a bank... $5300... 😉

But the current approach is not effective. I see marketing budgets as being both sales focussed as well as engagement focussed (brand value). It's the same as in my accounting or software business. Even after clients have engaged our services, we still ke

I too succumbed to temptation on that model... going into autumn back in '03 and still wear it, just a few months shy of 23 years later.

We had a great lunch at Nandos (one of my favs) - discussed law, AI, and my love of Peri Peri chicken. But man, I didn’t expect to see some of his killer pieces like the limited edition VC overseas, a calendar Patek (perpetual? Sorry I don’t know these mo

Thank you very much for the thoughtful reply, and honestly, your explanation probably makes the most practical sense. I also really hope they’re able to figure out the issue with your IWC, because that sounds incredibly frustrating as well, especially whe

Sometimes in automatic calibers the rotor by itself is not enough to top up the power needed, this generally happens in older micro rotor movements but can also happen with normal automatic movements too, why not wind the watch manually say every 2-3 days

Le Petit Prince (40 mm) on the left and Spitfire (39 mm) on the right:

IWC Spitfire

IWC Pilot BP43 3297-01 Spitfire