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Must cost a fortune! It's a beautiful thing
ToothyGus 7 months ago
I know the old swiss rule (if you have to ask you probably cant afford it ) but will i have to sell my patek to be able to afford this :)
siber14 11 months ago
what is that song at the beginning?
wheelzwheela 1 year ago
@wheelzwheela Vivaldi, Autumn
thisnametakenbyme 8 months ago
i have an IWC watch that i got as a gift and i have no idea if its fake or not can some1 plz tell me how to no
bullzeyet 2 years ago
@Bullzeyet
Take it to an authorized dealer genious.
CetnikCCCCSrbin 1 year ago
I got my IWC catalog from a shop called Hoover's in New Orleans that specializes in fine, rare and antique time pieces. Some higher end jewelry stores that offer IWC pieces may also have them available.
zetch1411 2 years ago
hi everyone,
where do I find a watch with these repeater functions but in a more affordable battery operated movement but in decent quality case (steel with sapphire crystal)? I also want the old school sound not "beep beep" like a Casio. Looking to spend from $500 to $900. Thanks.
Microglia1 2 years ago
You could try the Citizen Calibre 9000 :)
thomasnewman8 2 years ago
where can i get a catalog of IWC watches?
their website is so bad...
lobzdik 3 years ago
Amazing, absolutely amazing! You must be proud to own one!
KCL000000 3 years ago 3
nice
pkri 4 years ago
the mechanism is so masterpiece.
but maybe the grade of steel of the gong or hammers makes the chiming 'poor'..
Senator957 4 years ago
simply incredible
agoetz44 4 years ago
The minute repeater is the most complicated of the mechanical striking timepieces.
fdroguett 4 years ago
please can you explain me what is a minute repeater?
octaviusbelmont 4 years ago
A minute repeater includes two "hammers" and two "gongs", each hammer strikes one gong and the gongs each have a very distinct sound so you can tell them apart. The minute repeater first strikes the "hours count" (e.g. for 11:49, it will strike 11 times on the hour gong), then the minutes (for 11:49, it will strike three times for the 15-minute interval (meaning 45 minutes) PLUS four minutes (past the 11:45 already chimed). All three sounds are different so you can clearly tell the time.
jetaimemina 4 years ago 8
Amazing!!
fdroguett 4 years ago