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One of my very favorite watches which sadly I don’t wear often.
The IWC Mark XV Pilot's watch:
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One of my very favorite watches which sadly I don’t wear often.
The IWC Mark XV Pilot's watch: ...
The bracelet appears to be falling out!
See to that end link, sir! I love that watch, too. It's a hard choice to me between this and the Mark XII. I find the case proportions to work a little bit better at this slightly larger size, but I like the thinner typeface on the XII.
Beautiful...
I love the Mark XV. As mentioned, check out the end link. Was it was from another reference?
I still think it could be due to wrong end-links.
I had two quite similar IWCs (3251, 3706) before, and both had little gap/movement.
