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Some live pictures of the new IWC green dial Ingenieur
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Vintage
Explore the IWC Ingenieur 666 without date, a vintage classic cherished by collectors for its pure design and notable caliber. Discover why this reference remains a favorite.
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Vintage
Explore the IWC Ingenieur 666 no-date version with collector amanico. Discover insights on authenticity, dial variations, and the enduring appeal of this vintage IWC reference.
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Photography
Explore the captivating, chameleon-like dial color of the IWC Ingenieur, shifting from teal to emerald green. Aquaracer1's post and community insights reveal how light transforms this luxury watch.
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The green and gold looks extremely convincing
I’d have a hard time choosing between this or the recently released navy blue (not aqua). Although my 38 mm GP Laureato in blue isn’t going anywhere, so perhaps I’ll be compelled to the green one in a year or 2 once prices come down
Looks like IWC and Chopard banded together to get a volume discount on this dial LOL
While not the same, they are hinting at the same design idea
The problem
Is it still has a $2 movement. I purchased ones of these with the black dial and after 1 week it broke while winding. So for me it’s a no way Jose!
Curious
Opposite experience to me; my Aqua dial has been running flawlessly through thick and thin since I purchased it last April. It’s been outperforming both my Offshores which needed service and my Royal Oak for wrist time. I’ve been in snow, water and grass ...
I don’t do warranty
I returned it and got a different watch after. It was a lemon 100%. Either way that movement is cheap no matter how nice the case is.