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This is clearly the most interesting of the IWC bunch I am not a huge fan of the movement: is it really a bargain for the price? But it is a nice watch for sure. I wonder how the CEO feels when external advisers/bloggers do a better job than his own design team... especially when these specials sell

At first I was a little shocked to see a Spitfire with a company that produced watches for the luftwaffe during WW2 (beobachtungsuhr). But then I remembered that IWC - astonishingly - produced watches for both sides of the conflict (simple dirty dozen pilot watches for the British army). Unusual neu

Mine says hello Ready to switch from the office to hiking, running or swimming anytime

Ulysse Nardin Freak X is very nice though. A little less of a freak but more wearable than the original one. Price seems realistic too. IWC is probably the worst offender of the show.

I liked the Montblanc line with salmon/copper dial, no date. Have to check the movement though Completely left field and very poetic is the minute repeater tourbillon by Moser without any hands. The rest indeed is not very inspiring sadly

Now that is one badass car! Those headlights! Those haunches That colour scheme - very Rock 'n Roll I can only imagine the noise

Too much text has been a plague for too long! Imagine a Rolex with just the brand on the dial! That would be some change

They are both very successul designs: case volume, lugs etc. But the central seconds has a major flaw: hour and minute hands are the wrong size. The historic model also suffered this but it is a deal breaker for me. The dial texture seems very interesting too: silvery powdered or something like that

Swansong to the 991 Very nice... but those wing mirrors??? really strange faux vintage