HSTE[Omega Moderator]
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A nice and exotic diver: IWC Ocean 2000 "Bund" AMAG. There is quite a story about this first totally a-magnetic....
... watch and the secrecy around the materials used to modify the movement properly to a-magnetic status. A confirmed number of only 50 pieces of the AMAG were produced. A very smooth, highly wearable watch.

Vintage
SJX · Apr 16, 2025
Explore the IWC Porsche Design Ocean 2000, a titanium dive watch that saved IWC during the quartz crisis. SJX details its history, design, and collector appeal.
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Community
Ares501 - Mr Green · Apr 30, 2017
Meet HSTE, WatchProSite's 'Purist of the Month,' a vintage watch collector sharing insights into his disciplined collection and passion for horological history.
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Innovation
Marcus Hanke · Jun 3, 2013
Baselworld 2013: Marcus Hanke reviews Omega's Seamaster Aqua Terra 15,000 Gauss, its anti-magnetic movement, and Constellation Sedna gold.
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Vintage
HSTE · Jan 7, 2017
HSTE explores IWC's rare TiCon coating on the Ocean 2000, detailing its history, technical process, and why it was discontinued. A deep dive into vintage IWC innovation.
14 replies8481 views

Independents
amanico · Nov 8, 2024
Explore the Louis Moinet Starman, an astronomic watch with a 47.4mm case, meteorite dials, and a flying tourbillon. Read collector insights on its design and complications.
30 replies7847 views

Vintage
HSTE · Feb 20, 2016
Explore the art of vintage watch case-backs, from military and prototype designs to commemorative editions, featuring IWC, Omega, Heuer, and more.
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