(from left to right) - IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3529 - IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3519 AMAG - IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3519 AMAG - IWC Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3509 I keep the "rocked" one, i.e. the 3509 with the faded orange hand and the fading black bezel. Ch

Top left: Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3529 Top middle: two Ocean 2000 Bund "AMG" ref. 3519 Top right: Ocean 2000 Bund ref. 3509 Center middle: Ocean 2000 "TiCon" ref. 3500 Frond right: Ocean 2000 ref. 3500 Probably marking the height of the period when IWC was a

The real ocean – Porsche Design by IWC Ocean 2000, Reference 3504 Ferdinand Alexander Porsche: Ferdinand Alexander Porsche (* December 11th, 1935, † April 5th, 2012), grandson of Ferdinand Porsche, the man trusted by Adolf H¡tler and supposedly the "sole

There's a sixth reference, ref. 3501, which uses the larger cal. 375 automatic movement. The cal. 375 is 28 mm Ø while the cals. 3752, 37521, and 3755AM used in the refs. 3509, 3529, and 3519, respectively are all 25.6 mm Ø. The 3509 and 3529 eventually r

And this entire set is in NOS condition. IWC had produced 5 versions for the German Navy: - ref. 3509 with automatic movement for the combat divers - ref. 3529 with automatic movement for the combat divers - ref. 3314 with quartz movement for the combat d

IWC made a special version of the Ocean 2000 on commission of the German Bundeswehr, the Navy to be precise. 1) Wristwatch for combat swimmers, ref. 3314 and 3319: Quartz movement; "3H" sign, 3H Standing for an isotope of hydrogen indicating the use of tr

....also with the 3529. Cheers, HSTE

and 2 Ocean Bunds. Unfortunately, I don't have the AMAG in my collection yet. Both my Ocean Bunds are ref. 3529 with Geo 3 bracelets and nylon straps. One ref. 3500 with Geometry 2 bracelet. One ref. 3504 with a bead blasted finish and Geometry 2 bracelet