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IWC 3714 Features
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Ref. No. :3714
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :2006
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, roma
Price : € 3,600 (= $ 4,477)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
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IWC 3714 wrist watches news:
New acquisition, vintage IWC cal 89 from 1950's
Just picked this one up yesterday after visiting my AD and seeing it sitting among a group of preowend watches traded in for new ones. The cal 89 is the workhorse classic calibre from Schaffhausen having been in constant production from 1946 to 1976. This is simply the most elegant RG dress watch of its generation. Hope you enjoy the photos. I asked the AD to open the case today so we can enjoy the movement in all its glory.BillNotice the excellent perlage on the inside case back.
Just picked this one up yesterday after visiting my AD and seeing it sitting among a group of preowend watches traded in for new ones. The cal 89 is the workhorse classic calibre from Schaffhausen having been in constant production from 1946 to 1976. This is simply the most elegant RG dress watch of its generation. Hope you enjoy the photos. I asked the AD to open the case today so we can enjoy the movement in all its glory.BillNotice the excellent perlage on the inside case back.
Incoming...AP Diver
Just purchased a brand new AP Diver, special thanks to Takuya for a smooth transaction and great customer service. I started wearing it yesterday and I noticed its running about ~+12 seconds in 24 hours. Is that normal? Should I be concern or just monitor it for a few days before sending it to AP Clearwater for service? My 15400 is running much more accurate.
Just purchased a brand new AP Diver, special thanks to Takuya for a smooth transaction and great customer service. I started wearing it yesterday and I noticed its running about ~+12 seconds in 24 hours. Is that normal? Should I be concern or just monitor it for a few days before sending it to AP Clearwater for service? My 15400 is running much more accurate.
New artwork
What do you guys think?
What do you guys think?
5712a Vs 5164a
Ignoring the fact I have a 5167a as that may be a short lived family member.You can tell I'm new to PP as I've only just been made aware the 5712a is priced on par with the 5164a, for some reason I had the 5712 in my mind just under 30k gbp.I can't see me having more then one PP at a time and feel if I'm to have just one it needs to have a compilation.So I was originally thinking of flipping the 5167 for the 5164 but now the 5712 has entered the ring.Thoughts please
Ignoring the fact I have a 5167a as that may be a short lived family member.You can tell I'm new to PP as I've only just been made aware the 5712a is priced on par with the 5164a, for some reason I had the 5712 in my mind just under 30k gbp.I can't see me having more then one PP at a time and feel if I'm to have just one it needs to have a compilation.So I was originally thinking of flipping the 5167 for the 5164 but now the 5712 has entered the ring.Thoughts please
New Arrival (LHD Diver Content)
I was unsure of the size of this one at first, 43mm and a hair tall. I went into a local AD as I had been eying up this one and the chrono black bay. The chrono I passed on as it was a bit too blingy for my tastes (I could never get on with the black bay's extra shiny hands and lume plots, they lack the 'depth' of the older rolex white gold surrounds). Also the snowflake hands over subdials seemed like a careless oversight, from a functional point of view. I opted for the LHD. I'm not of the camp that calls it a faux patina watch as I think that was not the point, rather the warmer looking lume plots make the watch a little less 'sharp' or edgy and fit nicely with the red pelagos text and beige date wheel. All in all a very well designed and executed watch with some unusual and interesting appointments. It's also very comfortable to wear. Keeper? Time will tell...
I was unsure of the size of this one at first, 43mm and a hair tall. I went into a local AD as I had been eying up this one and the chrono black bay. The chrono I passed on as it was a bit too blingy for my tastes (I could never get on with the black bay's extra shiny hands and lume plots, they lack the 'depth' of the older rolex white gold surrounds). Also the snowflake hands over subdials seemed like a careless oversight, from a functional point of view. I opted for the LHD. I'm not of the camp that calls it a faux patina watch as I think that was not the point, rather the warmer looking lume plots make the watch a little less 'sharp' or edgy and fit nicely with the red pelagos text and beige date wheel. All in all a very well designed and executed watch with some unusual and interesting appointments. It's also very comfortable to wear. Keeper? Time will tell...
