Would someone be so kind as to e-mail me a copy of the (English preferably) owner's manual for Aquatimer Automatic 2000 - IWC3538, thank-you.
petr
sery.vlk (at) nextra.cz
Purchased a second-hand Ti version, unfortunately the instruction booklet is missing. Thank-you for the help.
You got it........
Thank-you, Leo, I really appreciate your swift answer. - And in general, this welcoming and helping spirit of the IWC community is really impressive.
petr
Welcome Petr, I see that you got them already. And welcome to the forum. You are right, this is the best place to be for IWC collectors.
Leo, is there any chance I could also have a copy of the owner's manual for the aquatimer 2000 3538 model? If you still have it, that is. Like Petr I have bought a second hand aquatimer and it did not come with a manual. It's such a great watch though and I'd love to get hold of a copy of the manual.
Simon
I've uploaded a copy here so it is available on the Forum;
http://www.gregsteer.net/IWC/Manual/Ref_3538.pdf
All manuals should be available online for the benefit of collectors.
Cheers from the cellar
Thank you!
On another matter: I don't suppose you know what the original RRP was on this watch? I can't seem to find this information and just curious to see how the old (2007) Aquatimers are performing in terms of new v second hand value... I was originally thinking of purchasing either a new Tag Aquaracer or the second hand Aquatimer. Part of the reason for choosing the Aquatimer was that I felt it would perhaps maintain its value better than the Tag. (Also the Tag is a very modern look, which I thought would age more quickly.) Any idea as to the Aquatimer's original RRP? I have the Titanium/Rubber strap combo (altho already thinking that I will want to get the bracelet at some point).
The US price list from September 2007 listed the 353804 (AT 2000, titanium on rubber strap) at $4000. That really is an amazing watch with the titanium case, lightweight and impervious to the effects of saltwater, and the 200 bar rating. I would go for that one, even used, over the Tag for sure!
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The US price list from September 2007 listed the 353804 (AT 2000, titanium on rubber strap) at $4000. That really is an amazing watch with the titanium case, lightweight and impervious to the effects of saltwater, and the 200 bar rating. I would go for that one, even used, over the Tag for sure![/QUOTE]
Thanks. Still like the look of the Tag (and I always wanted a Tag when I was younger), but I'm glad I went for the Aquatimer. Can't wait to take it diving
