HANDS ON the Mind-Blowing Blue Planet Watch! Award WINNING DESIGN!

[@AlwayzLong]

The gold one is amazing !

[@WatchYourFront_]

@@AlwayzLong do you own one?

[@richardwysocki8300]

Great looking watch. Thank you, Sir.

[@WatchYourFront_]

@@richardwysocki8300 my pleasure. Thanks for watching!

[@dsigner]

it would be great if can custom like, color the map to where you are from. like singapore, so the map of singapore is different color. the packaging is very creative.

[@WatchYourFront_]

@@dsigner interesting idea! The packaging is definitely a 1 of 1. Never experienced an unboxing like this before.

[@georgeii2629]

Cool watch. But I've just got my eye on the IWC-IW371624, what do you think of it?

[@WatchYourFront_]

@@georgeii2629 The Portugeiser? That line-up have never interest me for some reason. Why do you like it?

[@georgeii2629]

@@WatchYourFront_ I like the tidy dial and the arrangement of the two totalizers. For once, I also like the gold hands and indices; I don't usually like this mixture of steel and gold. I generally like IWC, e.g. the Ingeneur, but not their pricing policy so much. And I don't find the water resistance of 3 bar very exciting either. But I've always liked the iconic Portogieser. Oh, the stupid thing is that I like so many watches at the moment, I just can't decide. If I had enough money, I wouldn't wait long, of course. I also really like the Unico Square in white ceramic from Hublot. I could go on like this. But since I haven't been enthusiastic about any chronographs so far, this IWC Dune would be a good fit. However, I have to agree with you on one point: the interesting watches are often very large. But doesn't the classic Omega Speedmaster also have a diameter of 42mm? You should take a look at the IWC Potogieser Chrono yourself. You also have an IWC boutique in Singapore. At IWC, the watches only look really high-quality in person.