IWC

42x14.1mm. Date. 300m. Steel. 32111 caliber, Val Fleurier for IWC. 120h PR. Quick change system bracelet. Rotating external bezel to set the internal bezel, SafeDive system. 7550€. Date changed in 15’. Downward lugs. Thick but embracing the wrist. No crow...  

Thanks for the in depth review. Those downward lugs are a nice accent. I love a nice center seconds hand! My first watch was and IWC, similar dimensions too! I happen to have mostly Richemont watches, sort of randomly. I have been thinking about adding an...  

I like the profile of this case and bracelet on your wrist. Impressive!

Like I said in a previous post; the case and bracelet are most impressive on that watch. I love IWC, one of my favorite companies. Thanks for the great review and wear it in good health. ...  

I love your IWC. Many years ago I couldn't get it out of my head but in the end I didn't buy it (white dial). A little expensive for me at that time. In the environment of high watchmaking. Cheers.

And thanks for sharing those beautiful pictures. As a dive watch junkie I have always been tempted ever since I saw the Aquatimer vintage model years ago. Last weekend I saw a really neat Aquatimer 2000 from the same series as yours, it looked amazing wit... 

pics if you buy it. 😄😄. Kind regards.

The Richemont family. My start was direct a Richemont. Here it get a service, while it is the first. Soon after i know i want a serious luxury dive watch. The IWC Aquatimer was very close to be my first serious luxury diver. I dreamed in my sleep of it, b...  

The Aquatimer is my watch taste. I want also a bronzen IWC Spitfire Mark XX. IWC in general is a brand i like to follow and see what they do watch wise. When i compare IWC with Omega, both do things different, but it seems both serve a simular watch publi... 

The Spitfire in bronze is very nice. I own one bronze watch, and it is such a great material for the case, i want more bronze watches if you ask me.