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IWC Ingenieur 666.
The No Date version. Which is my favorite. 
We are very far from the recent releases...
Best,
Nicolas
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Explore the captivating blue dial of the IWC Ingenieur, a favorite among collectors. Discover insights on its design, finishing, and comparisons to other luxury sports watches.
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Explore the IWC Ingenieur 666 without date, a vintage classic cherished by collectors for its pure design and notable caliber. Discover why this reference remains a favorite.
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Explore the IWC Ingenieur 42.5mm (Ref. 80111) in steel and 18k gold. Collectors discuss its design, movement, and the absence of amagnetic properties.
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Explore a collector's review of the IWC Ingenieur, comparing it to the AP Royal Oak and Patek Philippe Nautilus. Discover insights on its design, value, and movement.
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IWC Ingenieur 666.
The No Date version. Which is my favorite. We are very far from the recent releases... Best, Nicolas ...
Lovely, one that I have often looked at / for.
Never been sure of the correct dial font, here IWC and International Watch Company but sure that I have seen either on their own. I need more knowledge before purchasing.
They never really got the love
They deserved. Also no date is the way. I found the dates o. The other variations of these insufferable
What really doesn’t
Get the love it deserves in terms of history and innovation are the Hermets. Just hard to find great examples that have survived without facelifts and prosthetics.
Did you ever have one?
I’ve always wanted a bullseye but never found one that passed my all original test. Always the case polished to hell or the crown is wrong. Dial repaints everywhere