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My first video showing the functionality of the new IWC Tribute to Pallweber Edition 150 Years (Ref. IW505002) wristwatch with its digital indication of hours and minutes …
I filmed the new Tribute to Pallweber Edition 150 Years wristwatch when IWC presented me the watch two weeks ago …
If you have not yet read my article about the IWC Jubilee collection to celebrate the brands 150th birthday please click here:
https://www.watchadvisor.com/news/pre-sihh-2018-iwc-schaffhausen-will-celebrate-its-150th-birthdayÂ
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Christoph Grainger-Herr, CEO of IWC Schaffhausen told me:
“Alexander, we will be presenting a full fleet of Pilot’s Watch novelties that exemplify our engineering prowess and our material expertise. Our new Spitfire line is made using exclusively IWC-manufactured calibres. In the new TOP GUN line, we are using Ceratanium® for the first time in a Pilot’s Watch, giving rise to a completely jet black double chronograph. Last but not least, our special editions honouring the Antoine de Saint-ExupĂ©ry novella Le Petit Prince demonstrate our top-flight skills in the field of haute horlogerie.”
Today I can only offer you a sneak preview.
These are the watches that are no longer embargoed…
The Montblanc TimeWalker collection symbolizes the spirit of motor racing and harks back to these instruments of glory with a line of new and absolutely cool watches for the modern performer. The collection finds its inspiration in timepieces from Minerva’s history …Â
That´s what I would call a remarkable watch. If meanwhile you got bored by all the issued “Mark” versions of IWC this new Pilot’s Watch Mark XVIII Edition “Tribute to Mark XI” could be interesting for you.
The new Pilot’s Watch Mark XVIII Edition “Tribute to Mark XI” (Ref. IW327007) incorporates aspects of the iconic design of the historic Mark 11 …
After launching a limited edition last year the Girard-Perregaux Laureato made its fulminante comeback this year at the SIHH 2017 in Geneva in January.
I personally like the sporty-elegant, iconic timepiece that was shown to the public the first time in 1975 very much.
Let me show you the Girard-Perregaux Laureato collection of so far existing references (42mm / 38mm / 34mm) and the two new skeletonized versions (42 mm) of the Girard-Perregaux Laureato in steel and pink gold that have been presented today.Â