Wearing a twist on the classic Mark XII today - a special edition made for the Italian IWC distributor in 2 series of 100 pieces in titanium with a blue/gray dial. One version marked GL with date and the other marked EF, no date. Markings being the initia

Not often seen, this one! A pure beauty, without the date. Best, Nicolas

Travelling to Italy for my Summer holiday, I had to bring my other IWC as well (see mu 3713 post for the first one). This one is a Mark XII but in a special version dedicated to one of the owners of the Italian IWC distributor, issued in the late 90s. The

See to that end link, sir! I love that watch, too. It's a hard choice to me between this and the Mark XII. I find the case proportions to work a little bit better at this slightly larger size, but I like the thinner typeface on the XII.

When I bought the watch two months ago, it came on a somewhat tired strap. Today, I found a strap that seems to work well with the titanium case and bluish dial. This is a special cåversion of the classic Mark XII, made in titanium with a blue dial. The G

This is such a nice variation of the classic Mark XII. You lose the JLC movement for an ETA movement but you get a titanium case (very light) and a different set of colors for the dial. One of 100 made. At the same time, they did a similar version just w/

Just wanted to share my latest i have always been attracted to the Mark XII and have been looking at watches for sale nd reading about the model and its long history and significance to the IWC pilot line. Stumbled across this one last week and jumped on

IWC Mark XII Back from service and keeping excellent time... life is good +++

Jack mentioned that starting this January (2025), Superior will no longer accept Mark XII’s for service. IWC won’t supply any parts and the pitfalls of working on delicate tritium parts isn’t worthwhile from a business standpoint. Mine was probably one of