IWC 3714 Features

Ref. No. :3714
Code :ID2454
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :White gold
:With Papers
Location :Austria, Wien
Price : € 9,750 (= $ 12,125)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :White gold
Case Diameter :41mm
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IWC 3714 The Related Reviews:
- This watch is really beautiful. The only reason I returned it, (sorry to do so), was because the gold tone on this watch is more of a rose-gold. For those who like and wear a lot of rose-gold this watch is perfect. I do recommend.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Katie Babcock South Africa Sunnyside, Pretoria from Netherlands Purmerend
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by leanne mayes USA Pharr,texas from Netherlands Purmerend
- As decribed
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by richard garcia Italy Bentivoglio ( Bologna ) from Netherlands Purmerend
IWC 3714 wrist watches news:
Hi all,I was just wondering if its normal to be able to hear the rotor winding the watch when its on your wrist?If I'm writing quietly I can here it wind which is a first for me having only had Breitlings and Rolexes which are silent.Cheers
Here's a thread about vintage collecting in general:.info/foru...e-vintage.htmlDrop by and add a comment to it.
Well, I've been looking around for a Hamilton forum for some time nowwhat a pleasure to find something, particularly in its formative stages. Thanks for setting this up! Here are some pictures of my growing collection:As you can tell, I'm a chronograph fan. These are all 42mm versionsI absolutely love the detail and craftsmanship that Hamilton puts into their watchescomparatively speaking, there's nothing out there that compares value-wise, in my opinion. They also seem to capture a very classic and elegant sense of proportion and scale that is missing in a lot of other watches, irrespective of price. The black-faced Khaki chrono (top) was just recently modified to include a red-tipped sweep hand...looks fantastic, very subtle. My next addition to the collection will hopefully be a titanium Frogman chronograph, black dial and white subdials (love that watch, very unique). Good to meet everyone, looking forward to some substantive posts!
Last night I attended an event hosted by Omega at a boutique. I have to be honest....it blew the socks off the Rolex event I went to. It was really all about the people there....true enthusiasts of the brand along with some very very interesting guests (how about the guy who is the son of the man who invented the official NASA certified Fisher space pen that the astronauts used, and still produced/used today, talk about an honor to talk to these guys). The food and drinks were a cut above the Rolex event as well and the people there pampered the heck out of my entire family (wife and kids), kudos to Omega on knowing how to throw a party......I also got to talk to some people in real life finally that I've been buddies with on forums so that was fun....and they brought some spectacular rare/vintage pieces as well. I got to the event way early (by accident....I thought it started a hour before the actual starting time) so I actually got to look at the Basel pieces first....I had no i
How's the availability in the Los Angeles area?Are ADs (such as Geary's) asking above MSRP?








