Gone, but not forgotten. I got it in the early 2000's. Sold it 5 or 6 years later, but it was quite a watch. Always loved the idea of a mechanical depth gauge in a wrist watch, even if I didn't really have the need of it.
Credit photos: Antiquorum.
And its titanium case was one of the reasons I bought it, too. There weren't many titanium watches at that time.
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Gone, but not forgotten. I got it in the early 2000's. Sold it 5 or 6 years later, but it was quite a watch. Always loved the idea of a mechanical depth gauge in a wrist watch, even if I didn't really have the need of it. Credit photos: Antiquorum. And it...
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As a president of a watch company - I would think, this watch is going to cost a lot to develop. Development costs in the past 20 years (since the IWC mentioned above was made) have definitely gone up A LOT. And thus, the small volumes would mean that thi...
Not sure what happened, after my last dive I checked and everything was screwd down, or maybe it was a valve failure… but my case flooded with sea water, and this is what happened: It’s so light, just even picking it up now to shoot this picture was a tru...