... of the 8 day handwound watches.
Did you already notice? Had the predecessor movement had this too? I've never noticed. That's understated beauty at its best!
... of the 8 day handwound watches.
Did you already notice? Had the predecessor movement had this too? I've never noticed. That's understated beauty at its best!
That's the feature I like most about the 5102. That it's there but "hidden"
The 59000 calibre family has a power reserve indicator. At the Portofino 8 Days Handwound it shows at the front (calibre 59210), at the Portuguese 8 Days Handwound it shows at the back (calibre 59215). The 59000 calibre family is very interesting from a technical point of view, the watches furnished with them are quite beautiful: either the Portofino or the Portuguese are desirable watches in my eyes.
Kind regards,
Paul
Paul, fully agree. Especially this one:
Tilo
The watch is a future classic. I wear mine with great joy.
Sell your Yacht Club and get a watch you will never want to miss. IWC wanted to stop the production of this classic variant in favor of the new "Jubilee" Editions. As I don't think the latter will be a success, I think to keep it in the collection was a wise decision.
A beautiful classic understated watch!
But the Yacht Club is a "no seller" for me! ;)