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The IWC Novecento
This has to be the most slept on watch out there. (Credit Analog Shift). Does anyone here own one and please share thoughts. It’s on my Neo-Vintage (who came up with this oxymoron?) short list.
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Explore the IWC Novecento platinum perpetual calendar ref. 3546 and 3545. Discover movement differences, design nuances, and collector insights into this unique IWC reference.
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The IWC Novecento
This has to be the most slept on watch out there. (Credit Analog Shift). Does anyone here own one and please share thoughts. It’s on my Neo-Vintage (who came up with this oxymoron?) short list. ...
I love it. Great watch indeed.
I posted the same one here: www.watchprosite.com Best, Emmanuel
Hello EinPA! I have an IWC Novecento PC 3545 that I have owned for about 15 years, and I really, really, really like it.
On November 24th last year, moderator Quattro posted great photos of a platinum Novecento PC, and I introduced my yellow gold version in the comments. Overall, comments from the WPS community were very positive; I encourage you to view the entire thread t...
I apologize EinPA, I missed this question when you first asked it. Here is the response:
Both models of the IWC Novecento PC have screwed down crowns that set to one of three positions once unscrewed: first position for winding the mainspring; second position for advancing the calendar, with one anti-clockwise revolution yielding a one-day ad...
Most slept on? 🤷🏻♂️
As in considered but not acquired? Looks quite lovely for sure 👌🏻👍🏻
As in
A great watch that gets no recognition as a single crown/pusher perpetual calendar
Does anyone do that besides IWC?
I do know that and I think the Novecento was the first iteration for them. It’s the OG
I always thought the original "Kurt Klaus" PC was introduced in a Da Vinci in the mid 80's.
And the Novecento came in the 90's but I am not sure if it shares the same movement. When reading about Kurt Klaus and his creations, the Novecento is not mentioned. I am now interested to research this watch more.
