Some are easy, some are more difficult, as the "www" attributes design to Genta which are not. 1) Vacheron Constatnin "222" ref. 44018/411 2) IWC Golf Club ref. SL1830 3) Patek Philippe Nautilus ref. 3700/011 4) IWC Yacht Club II ref. SL3212 5) Audemars P

I love these beasts of watches: they are super massive, heavy, solid and with - in my view - a brilliant design. The one on the left is from December 2, 1983, the one on the right is from April 30, 1979. They are both in MINT condition. Powered by a fanta

We are in 1979. The time where Genta's top designs Royal Oak, Nautilus and Ingenieur Jumbo are flying high. Elton John is the first western pop artist allowed to give concerts in the USSR. Pink Floyd releases the album "The Wall". And a technical innovati

....but he designed the 1832 Ingenieur "Jumbo", the third generation Ingenieur, the first one with the 5 holes. Cheers, HSTE

.....as the holes are just slightly off. Read my answer to one of the replies above. I just love it!! This is watch-nerdism! HSTE Ingenieur 'Jumbo' 1832 (534 pieces ever produced)

.....IWC 1832 Ingenieur Jumbo "heavy duty" from April 30, 1979. Cheers, HSTE

which I think is the secret of Genta's excellence: The AP Royal: For me the ultimate sophistication of the concept. Extremely flat, perfectly combining round elements with sharply tailored edges. The mystery screws on the bezel are iconic. The IWC Ingenie

I love those ultra-thin (except IWC Ingenieur 1832), super-deluxe, experimental design (at the time), rare full steel Jumbo watches from the 70ies. It is particularly the classy "steel case - steel bracelet - black dial" combination that I like but I have