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The perpetual calendar mechanism is brilliant and the stealth look of the GST Perpetual watch makes it the perfect watch for casual wear, with a suit for business and even with a tuxedo. I can’t imagine a better all-purpose, all-around, good looking watch...  

Looks like it came out y'day!

Marc

I had the titanium version at one time but decided I didn’t need two GST perpetuals. To this day I still regret selling it. ...  

Here’s to the next 25 years. 🍻

In 25 years, I’ll be 89. May not last that long, but the watch will still be showing the correct time, month, day of the month, year and corresponding moon phase! May be too large for my daughters’ tastes, but a son-in-law will certainly appreciate it! ... 

Sadly, none of my three PC's had worked properly in the years I had them. But, my GST titanium was my favorite... 👍 ...  

What was wrong with them? Why was IWC unable to repair them correctly?

And all three malfunctioned in different ways. I don't remember which did what but they all went for service more than once and came back with a different malfunction. The only one I remember was the white gold PPC's year indicator did not turn on Decembe... 

I have the titanium version and I love it too. It’s not as versatile as the steel versions, but the more sporty look is fine for my use case. My watch also managed the jump to 1 March overnight and all seems well with it. A relief! All the best, Jon

No, no winder. I only have 10 watches and I wear a couple a week so I never have to cycle through too many days. Also, when I am selecting a watch from my watch box I give it a wind so that it can advance a couple of days while sat in the box.

What do you think about the relatively new perpetual that they came out with that doesn’t have to be reset for like 3500 years? I think the layout is similar. IWC does some nice PCs.

I love the GST Perpetual.

It's great that you found your favorite watch 25 years ago. Mine has been much more elusive!

Neo vintage IWC are so underrated.