... all Bund variations with mechanical movements (I did not bother about the Quartz versions). If you study the specific literature (a lot of it in German speaking watch forums), you will see that ref. 3501 is on the official and comprehensive list of "B

One of 50 ever produced (prototypes (5) excluded). Cheers, HSTE

with my IWC Ocean 2000 ref. 3500 on my wrist. Cheers, HSTE

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

It took me sometime to hunt down these rare birds…especially the IWC Porsche design dial ocean 2000 and not the common by Iwc dial. Sharing the pieces here. For Geo2 bracelet, it’s rather tough to find parts. As for the IWC porsche design dial ocean 2000,

Last pic shows the difference between TiCon (blackened titanium) vs. "plain" titanium. Cheers, HSTE

An incredible dial and patina in a 80's case. Best, Nicolas

Always my big pleasure to share my watches and thoughts here. Absolutely agree with you that the caseback relief image omission was a cost reducing decision. A minor flaw but a very nice feature of previous variant which is lost! The watch is big but a bi

Lots of very good points raised. I guess the relief Seahorse omission was a cost cutting measure, unfortunately 🤷🏻‍♂️ I was personally hoping for - and those hopes were fired up by some early reporting - that Omega decided to make the watch a tad slimmer