The "Book" on Amazon!

Currently on Amazon.com:

"IWC Schaffhausen: Engineering Time since 1868" (Hardcover) ... $250.--

www.amazon.com/gp/product/3716516317/ref=pe_15262320_emwa_email_title_1

No information of when the title will be released :-/

IWC Schaffhausen

yesterday I got the info from amazon,

that the delivery, which should be in Germany the 5th of may is now postponed.

They couldn't tell me why and when it will be delivered.

I think waiting is worth it. :-)

best wishes
Thorsten

You can order it now on Amazon, but

the book is not released for shipment, nor is there an stated availability date. I just got the notice today that you can order it on Amazon, which I have done.

Now we wait with anticipation,

Bill

I ordered mine yesterday on Amazon also, Bill...

and they gave me an October availability date. I susptect that might be a "worse case scenario" timeline (or at least I hope so!).

Best regards,
Jim

Anybody using the link available on home page>

To purchase the book?

I sent a mail to them for some more info.

I think it will take some time to have the book in my hands.

Regards,

roberto

Anybody using the link available on home page>

Hi Rob!

I tried to order it via the link, even if all the information are in german, but I never got an answer if everything was OK. I wait...

Jean

Thank you Jean! I've just asked for information

since I'm still uncertain whether to buy the book on Amazon or on this site.

If I receive some substantial info by Benteli that might be useful to you too, I'll let you know.

Kind Regards,

Roberto

It's like ordering a new Deep 2..

and the AD advises "within a few months"...

However, as we saw with the CFDV it arrived sooner than expected. So get your orders in and wait patienltly for the "good stuff".

I did, even though it was all in German.

I followed up wityh an email and they confirmed having received my order and that they would send the book when it became available. No date given.
I guess this is how it feels when ordering a new IWC. ,-))

And then Antonio arrives...

and calls it quits :)

The missing bit I needed.

Thank you Antonio and Jean, now I can proceed.

roberto