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13K is a lot for an ETA movement... 1500 - 4000 is going rate for equivalent quality once you extract the name
Good point about the ETA but IWC and others seem to get away with it (maybe not $13k worth...) but stripping the name goes against the very grain of a luxury good...
13K is a lot for an ETA movement... 1500 - 4000 is going rate for equivalent quality once you extract the name
IWC used ETA movements in their watches for many years - I think some models may still use them. And I believe the watches they branded for Porsche Design had ETA movements.
13K is a lot for an ETA movement... 1500 - 4000 is going rate for equivalent quality once you extract the name
I've always thought the same but they are extremely reliable and easy to repair however don't carry the same cache as an in house movement. $15-20,000 Hublot Big Bang.......ETA. That one surprised me. Many IWC and older Panerai etc etc. Each company customizes the movement to suit their brand