Marc Obermann
3232
Simple yet beautiful and elegant make for a lovely IWC.
I have always liked these earlier versions of the IWC Ingenieur as all of the design elements just come together to make a great simple and clean and great looking watch IMHO. This one deserves to be freed from the confines of your safe much more often as it's clear from your post you really love it and it brings you pleasure wearing it.
Wear and enjoy yours in good health
Marc
My old Inge 3508 had to get out of the safe.
Inspired by posts about the new Inge, I had to fetch it from the safe. That edgy styling and integrated bracelet has a nice understated look. Nothing that is noticed by non-WIS people. It might be mistaken for another Tissot-PRX-like 80s watch. But if you...
Simple yet beautiful and elegant make for a lovely IWC.
I have always liked these earlier versions of the IWC Ingenieur as all of the design elements just come together to make a great simple and clean and great looking watch IMHO. This one deserves to be freed from the confines of your safe much more often as...
You’re absolutely right. Especially as i bought it because I work with MRI-Equipment.
So I am frequently exposed to magnetic fields of up to 3 Tesla. Thank goodness I have never forgotten taking off my watches before entering the MRI-room. Otherwise I woud have killed them. And up to now, i didn’t dare to wear the IWC.
With my smaller wrist, I am happy that the trend is towards smaller watches.
As much as I liked the 3227 on paper, it looked ridiculous on my wrist when I tried it on several years ago.
I like this model very much.
I also like the graph paper dial variant which you might know and to which I have dedicated the following thread . Best, Emmanuel
And the graph paper dial has two additional treats.
The double Index at 12 and the beautiful script, which is omitted in the later dials.
Is that a screw down bezel?
I’m trying to imagine why there is no particular alignment of the drill holes to the numbers on the dial.
Oh...just re-read your post where you explain
that the "lunette" is screwed in. Reading for Comprehension now...
