New Article: Time in Your Pocket

Interesting, thanks for sharing it and always good to see information about the IWC history.

Regards

HEBE

Very interesting and informative article. Many thanks, Michael.

Wonderful to read about "our heritage" - and yet still so much we still need to discover!

I look forward to reading the next article. Thanks for sharing the knowledge MF.

Wonderful and interesting read. I appreciate these articles- it proves how much more there is to learn.

Nelson

Michael explained to me that he had to write an article on the history of IWC pocket watches within the limitation of 2000 words.
Those who are not familiar with writing cannot understand how difficult this is. In German language there is a saying : "In der Beschränkung, zeigt sich der Meister". The people at IWC will understand this perfectly but the saying is difficult to translate in English. It means : "By the limitation, the real master is shown"
I guess for any collector or author it would be hardly possible to encompass a century of IWC pocket watch making in the way MF did : "chapeau" to use the watch makers language in Switzerland or : "hat's off".
Kind regards,
Adrian,
(alwaysiwc).

Great, interesting article! There is so much to learn. I always highly appreciate reads like this.
Thank you very much for sharing.

Cheers Chris

Very interesting for a closet-pocket watch owner like myself;-)

Thanks Michael.

Hi Michael, fantastic article. Although I'm not a 'pocket watch guy', i.e. I don't own any, it's great to read how they bridge to today's contemporary watches!

Closest I ever came to a pocket watch are my Portuguesers: Jones, Jubilee and 5001.

Best regards,

Bob

Thanks, Michael...this was another addition to my ongoing IWC "learning curve."

Great article Michael. it was a pleasure reading it.

But you should know: if I now buy a IWC PW it will be your fault;-)

Haha, fully agree with Giovanni! Thanks Michael.

Regards,
Thang

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  Adrian,
  (alwaysiwc).

Excellent article Michael!

I really enjoyed reading it.

Thank you

JK

Just read this outstanding potted history of IWC's pocket watch movements. Thank you, Michael.