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Ok. So -- if you are into GT4, you love performance more than expensive. Another vote for Casio here :-) Chronograph, solar, time and date Fort Collins synchronized, never more than 1/2 sec. off, and classic look. Hard to beat. And plenty left over for another set of tires and many tanks of gas!.
Whoa! It looks like you knocked over an IWC boutique! Just need guns and ski masks in the background
Just traded my big pilot. Having mixed feelings about the move....
BP is an iconic watch but given its size it is very polarizing. It was my first attraction to the brand. I’ve tried moving on from IWC but they’re so good to me (watch making classes, tons of freebies: (extra straps, cuff links, books, stationary, umbrellas, caps etc), their private events with prototype unveiling, film festivals, SIHH tickets (2020) offered and a “special project” that’s currently in the works!) they are a very personable company, they really treat me like family. That being said, I just closed on a Saxonia WG Moonphase! (I feel like I’m cheating 🤭🤭
BP is an iconic watch but given its size it is very polarizing. It was my first attraction to the brand. I’ve tried moving on from IWC but they’re so good to me (watch making classes, tons of freebies: (extra straps, cuff links, books, stationary, umbrellas, caps etc), their private events with prototype unveiling, film festivals, SIHH tickets (2020) offered and a “special project” that’s currently in the works!) they are a very personable company, they really treat me like family. That being said, I just closed on a Saxonia WG Moonphase! (I feel like I’m cheating 🤭🤭
I’m really digging the spitfire bronze utc. Hopefully it will be my first IWc.
BP is an iconic watch but given its size it is very polarizing. It was my first attraction to the brand. I’ve tried moving on from IWC but they’re so good to me (watch making classes, tons of freebies: (extra straps, cuff links, books, stationary, umbrellas, caps etc), their private events with prototype unveiling, film festivals, SIHH tickets (2020) offered and a “special project” that’s currently in the works!) they are a very personable company, they really treat me like family. That being said, I just closed on a Saxonia WG Moonphase! (I feel like I’m cheating ����)
I've never been a big IWC owner, but I did buy a Mk XVI in 2011 and wore it for about 3 years before replacing with a similar but rarer Omega Railmaster 39.
But my first Omega was many years ago and born of a desire to own a IWC FA Jones, which, at about $12k for steel iirc, was just not gonna happen in my life at that time. I found a Polish watchmaker converting old pocket watches and he made me a gold wristwatch out of a 1919 hunter-style small pocket watch (45mm) with the stem at 3:00. Cal. 74. Cost about $2500.
02-18-2019 | 06:19 PM
