The IWC Museum presents: A selection of watches kindly on loan from Friends and Collectors of IWC

The IWC Museum presents: a selection of watches kindly on loan from friends and collectors of IWC

This summer IWC implemented a display case where collectors who own IWC watches present their most beloved watches. Every watch has a very special history and story to tell. The IWC Museum wants to share these stories and emotions with our guests.

The first watch we present is a very unique “black beauty”. It’s a IWC pocket watch with a bronzed steel case, a white-tiered enamel dial and a movement Elgin I, a vue, (cal. 32), size 19 ligne, and with the very low number 22.

Discover more in the next issue of Watch Int. Magazine.

If you have an IWC watch that is very special for you, such as a family heirloom that tells a unique story, please let us know.

Perhaps someday your watch will be displayed in our Museum?

Great news for all and even greatest for a dear forum friend.
Thank you IWC. It is good to know someone hears.

Great Vintage Pocket Watch - hope to get to Schaffhausen and the IWC Museum soon, to see this beauty on display.....

...and of course other magnificent vintage and modern IWC pieces.

Mark, now you can smile and take a bow....

+1!

It has been nearly 10 months now since you shared the story with us at a gtg in Singapore. We are all excited this has taken off and you are now seeing the works of your 'find'. Great job my friend.

Making it into the museum collection is the ultimate compliment!

This is a wonderful idea and I hooe that members here will grace the museum collectors corenr with their special pieces. I was in Schaffhausen last week to see thisgreat piece Mark.

Brilliant idea! Thanks IWC!

great stuff Mr 8541 - looking forward to seeing it in the Museum.

It must be a very special feeling of pride for a collector to own a watch which is being exposed at the IWC museum. Congrats guys.