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I would be curious what the demand actually is...
...do they sell every one they make? Sure, they go to ADs, but how long do they sit in the display case?
THE IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN PORTUGIESER TOURBILLON RÉTROGRADE CHRONOGRAPH IN 18-CARAT ARMOR GOLD® WITH AN OBSIDIAN-COLOURED DIAL
Schaffhausen, 3 rd July 2025: IWC Schaffhausen introduces the Portugieser Tourbillon Rétrograde Chronograph. Limited to 100 pieces, this masterwork of fine watchmaking combines a flying minute tourbillon with a retrograde date display and a flyback chrono...
Many other manufacturers are trending toward smaller watches...
IWC says, 'Hold my beer...' : )
Happy someone is still making bigger watches
Not all of us are members of the Itty Bitty Timepiece Committee.
All the major manufacturers do seem to have a variety of sizes and that includes IWC
That said, I get what you're saying but if the demand is there why stop making larger sizes now?
I would be curious what the demand actually is...
...do they sell every one they make? Sure, they go to ADs, but how long do they sit in the display case?
I can't answer that question but...
Every time I go to an IWC event sponsored by my local boutique, almost everyone is wearing a 46 mm Big Pilot variant or a 44 mm Portugieser Perpetual Calendar or something similar. In fact, the last time I was at an event, someone was wearing the 48 mm He...
I guess there's something for everyone...
...I used to love the 'old' IWC. I had all the cool little books they used to print back in the day. These days, only the older 'Mark' series is interesting to me...
I think mine were of the individual lines...
...they got donated somewhere at my wife's insistence : )
A wonderful masterpiece.
And the pictures are absolutely aesthetically pleasing. I'm really excited to try this watch on my wrist.