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A Look At Two Recently Introduced IWC Ingenieur Watches
While its focus was squarely on its Aquatimer divers’ watches at the 2014 SIHH, IWC has circled back to last year’s featured watch line, the Ingenieur, with two new IWC Ingenieur watches that it is launching this summer, both bearing the Ingenieur collection’s revamped design codes, influenced by materials and functions used in Formula One racing.The IWC Ingenieur Dual Time (Ref. IW324402/IW324404) is one of the more understated Ingenieur watches, with a stainless steel case measuring “only” 43 mm in diameter. The dial, either silver-plated (as shown) or black, is relatively clean, with central hours, minutes and (hacking) seconds hands, a date display at 3 o’clock, and its signature function, a second-time-zone display. The watch, which is powered by IWC’s automatic Caliber 35720, shows the local time on the hour and minute hands and the time in another time zone of the wearer’s choice by means of another center-mounted hand tipped with

Double/Triple date
Hello againHow difficult would it be to find an old working cheap double or preferably triple date watch?

Croton automatic diver
Any thoughts about this watch?What movement has it got?Is bracelet any good? Solid links maybe?Any pictures of it on a wrist? Looks kind of large to me.Thanx in advance all!

Don't trust AD's to change and fit the strap on your watch.
2 weeks ago I purchased my 5167a from an AD and they fitted the strap. I quickly realised after wearing it that fitting in an air conditioned AD it was perfect fit, but in normal temperatures it was too tight. Went to my local AD today as the new strap had arrived for my 5167a (at a cost of ¡ê180). This was not the AD that cut the first strap where I bought it from, as it is much further away and she was wanting to send the watch to Patek to get the new strap changed over as she was not confident in removing and fitting a new strap to the lugs. When I arrived I explained the situation regarding fit and also I was nervous about getting any marks/scratches when changing strap and sizing. He explained that he has never scratched a watch before (in 30 years in the business), but no-one can guarantee it 100 per cent as we are all human. I explained that I am OCD with watches and asked him to tape the lugs and be very careful. I asked him to confirm before he started that the watch had no m

Suggestions for 3rd PAM
HiAfter buying a PAM111 and few months ago a PAM292, I'm thinking about expanding my collection with a new one... Which PAM different than these and will add good diversity to my current two? A chrono? A 1950 case or something else?Please help me Thanks !