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As much as I like IWC - and particularly their people - I tend to agree.
I saw this at Watches and Wonders - where they had the best exhibition by far - and tried it on along with their other perpetuals. I was left wondering why they didn’t match it with their obsidian dial (which stole most of the attention from everyone I saw there) which has a beautiful dial, great presence and would have made the cutout a more subtle feature.
At 44.4mm diameter it’s too much for my 17.2cm wrist but I was way more tempted than I’d ever thought I’d be 😉
And, speaking of moonphase watches...
THE WORLD’S MOST PRECISE LUNAR PHASE WRISTWATCH: THE IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN PORTUGIESER ETERNAL CALENDAR NOW HOLDS THE GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ TITLE Schaffhausen/London, 26 th June 2024: The newly introduced Portugieser Eternal Calendar has been officially reco...
+1 Wow a nine year servicing interval another achievement🤣
I wonder what wear and tear will look like 😁
So you are among those that go with the slogan do not fix
or servie a watch that is not broken. Same for me.
OK, technically superior movement, but the moon display has no charm!
It's an engineer's moon, not that wondrous object in the sky. Here's NASA's view of the moon ...
Do you think the rest of the watch has any charm? I find it cold, very cold, to say the least...
Photos: Mark Kauzlarich ...
As much as I like IWC - and particularly their people - I tend to agree.
I saw this at Watches and Wonders - where they had the best exhibition by far - and tried it on along with their other perpetuals. I was left wondering why they didn’t match it with their obsidian dial (which stole most of the attention from everyone I sa...
