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IWC Portugieser Hand-Wound Eight Days 75th Anniversary Stainless Steel (IW5102-05)

It might look good if you are an offensive lineman, but it is disproportionately big for a normal size guy.

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Review by Zahara-Kwan Goodgame, From United States Hialeah

IWC Aquatimer Deep Two (IW3547-01)

nice color don't miss out. really great deal and good customer service. Thanks

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Review by Adam Van Meter, From United States Santa Clarita, Ca.

IWC Vintage Collection Limited Edition Da Vinci Automatic Men's Watch IW546105

Delivery time was excellent. Watch is as advertised. Good deal for costume jewelry.

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Review by CLint Mack, From New Zealand Dunedin

The Volvo Ocean Race is back. From the start in Alicante in October 2014 to the final destination in Gothenburg in June 2015, seven teams will be battling for victory under the most extreme conditions. IWC Schaffhausen will be at the heart of the world's toughest offshore race as Official Timekeeper for the second time, and celebrates the event with a special edition: the Portuguese Yacht Club Chronograph "Ocean Racer", limited to 1,000 watches. IWC is also consolidating its partnership with the Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing team, which is taking part in the race for the second time, too.

This year's round the-world race sees the first appearance of a one-design boat class: the Volvo Ocean 65, which measures over 20 metres in length. For the first time in more than 10 years, an all-female crew will be taking part, with crewmembers from all over the world. In the course of a trial of endurance lasting nine months, the teams will make nine stopovers and one pit-stop and cover a total of 38,739 nautical miles, or 71,745 kilometres.

Befitting the unique sporting challenge, the new Portuguese Yacht Club Chronograph "Ocean Racer" (Ref. IW390216) is a distinctly masculine sports watch. "We're dedicating this watch to the teams' sporting spirit and their commitment to extreme racing," says Georges Kern.

The levels of precision which are on a par with those of nautical instruments are part of the genetic make-up of any member of the Portuguese family. This manifests itself not least in the large size of the case - 45.4 millimetres- and the IWC-manufactured 89361-calibre movement, featuring a flyback function and aggregate timing of up to 12 hours, shown by an analogue display with two hands in a subdial. This timepiece is water-resistant to 6 bar and is the only Portuguese model with crown protection as well as luminescent hands and indices.

In an allusion to extreme sailing, the 360-degree rotor is modelled on a ship's wheel. The timepiece is supplied with a black rubber strap featuring an alligator leather inlay.

Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing puts to sea again
IWC Schaffhausen has renewed its commitment as official sponsor of the Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing team, which took part in the last race as the first Arab challenger in the history of the Volvo Ocean Race. Two-time Olympic silver medal winner Ian Walker is once more in charge at the helm.

Much like the hangars housing the state of the art supersonic jets at the elite flying school in Fallon, Nevada, the impressive high-tech ceramic case of this watch accommodates some of watchmaking's greatest achievements.

High-tech meets Haute Horlogerie: The Big Pilot's Watch Perpetual Calendar TOP GUN (Ref. 502902) comes with features guaranteed to send the adrenalin level of watch lovers soaring. It starts with the IWC-manufactured 51614-calibre movement with Pellaton winding system, one of the most efficient automatic winding systems in the history of watchmaking.
After just 1,960 revolutions, the spring-mounted rotor and Pellaton pawl-winding system build up a 7-day power reserve. To put this in perspective: on average, human beings move their arms about 3,000 times a day. The power reserve display in the subdial at "3 o'clock" is a constant reminder of the movement's efficiency. It generates enough energy to power a wealth of watchmaking complications, such as the perpetual calendar with its four-digit year display and the date, day and month displays. All the displays are easily adjusted via the crown and advance automatically. The perpetual calendar will not require intervention by a watchmaker until 2100, a year that breaks with the conventional 4-year cycle and will not be a leap year.
The current century slide bears the numbers 20, 21 and 22 and will therefore come to the end of its service life on 31 December 2299. Two discreet air-craft silhouettes on the moon phase display at "12 o'clock" indicate the state of the moon as seen from the northern and southern hemispheres. In each lunar month, i.e. about 29.5 days, the watch's imitation of the moon's orbit deviates by about 12seconds. Other highlights hidden away in the movement include a Glucydur® beryllium alloy balance and Breguet spring.

Pilot's Watch design leans on historic forebears
The Big Pilot's Watch Perpetual Calendar TOP GUN makes no secret of its illustrious past, parading it confidently in its very name. In 1940, its historic forebear established the design cues for the Pilot's Watch as we know it today. The modern version combines the classical instrument appearance - contrasting a white chapter ring with an arrowhead index on a matte-black dial - with the sporty design of the TOP GUN line.
The ceramic case and titanium crown allude to the technological leadership traditionally held by the Schaffhausen-based manufacturer: IWC introduced titanium as a case material and discovered ceramics for the watchmaking industry way back in the 1980s. The 48-millimetre case is secured with a black soft strap that is as rugged as it is comfortable to wear.
The Top Gun logo on the back of the case is an unequivocal statement that this timepiece is high technology at its best and one of the most complex pilot's watches ever built.