Generally speaking it was both Albert Pellaton and Kurt Klaus the two most distinguished watchmakers in the history of IWC.
But trying to have in mind that times differ and change could you say who is the greatest.
Was it A. Pellaton for his famous Automatic Winding Movement and setting the base of what we know today as IWC Schaffhausen or even for hiring K. Klaus?
or is it K. Klaus for his Perpetual Calendar Cal. and the incorporation of the Pellaton's Automatic Winding System to the great 5001 Cal. and all the ineventions that led IWC in the Haute Horlogerie. Is he the most highly appreciated watchmaker in IWC history?
I would love to hear from older collectors and new ones too of course.
Argiris
