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An IWC I had never seen before
I was at my dealers today and I saw a watch that not only had I never seen, I didn't even know existed, the F. A. Jones skeleton! I'll let some quick snaps do the talking 
Here's a closeup of the 9 o'clock side of the dial, showing the delicate work around the entire rim of the "dial". In the balance cock you can see the two slightly-different color pins that are curbs for the lever.
Finally a closeup of the back, showing the old-style signature "Intl. Watch Co." and the distinctive "long arm" regularot
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Vintage
Discover the IWC Ingenieur pocket watch ref. 5215, IWC's 1981 attempt to revive pocket watches. Explore its features, limited production, and why it failed.
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Collection
Collector shing compares two IWC Portofino Ref. 5251 watches, highlighting differences between closed and display case backs. Discover rarity, market value, and design insights.
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An IWC I had never seen before
I was at my dealers today and I saw a watch that not only had I never seen, I didn't even know existed, the F. A. Jones skeleton! I'll let some quick snaps do the talking Here's a closeup of the 9 o'clock side of the dial, showing the delicate work around...
I've only seen photos of this one myself
but I have never seen such close-ups. Stunning! Thanks for posting these. respo
Their Repeater
Is my favorite of the skeletonized IWCs. They don't do any engraving on the bridges, just let the cut-work speak for itself and since the repeating module is on top, you get a good view of the works! the video here captures it better than I can describe i...
Much better than the normal repeater..
Which i think you can't see the gongs strike right? Thanks for the video Aaron!
Aarrrrg... I'm blinded !
Thanks Aaron for the pics but this watch is too baroque for my taste. Fx
