Current state of my small Vintage IWC Wristwatch Collection

[color=#333333]Some of you know that I have a serious interest in vintage timepieces, especially from IWC (and Ze**th).[/color]
[color=#333333]I've acquired pieces mainly from the 60's and 70's, maybe one, two  or three pieces per year and only timepieces that I like. Some are considered "important", others are more obscure references. [/color] [color=#333333]Here are a few pictures that shows the current state of my vintage IWC collection, hope you enjoy:[/color]

Group shot

Ingenieur 666AD, ca 1964, cal 8531

1160AD, ca 1966, cal 8541

Aquatimer 812, 1967, cal 8541

Yacht Club 811AD, ca 1969, cal 8541

Ingenieur 866AD, ca 1971, cal 8541

2816, ca 1975, cal 89

Aquatimer 1822, ca 1980, cal 8541

The rears

Their boxes

Best regards
/Anders

And the boxes too :o)
Wow Anders! Fabulous selection!
You have some of my personal favourites - 666, 866, 812 and 1822. 

You have made my day seeing this post 

What a great collection. The Ingenieur and Aquatimer watches are my favorites. Well selected, Anders!
JK

WOW! Talk about collection goals! AMAZING!

One absolutely spectacular collection of some of the most amazing and beautiful vintage IWCs in just pristine condition. More like a little museum than a collection. Outstanding Anders!

Dear Anders,
A collection patiently assembled with exquisite taste!

Wow Anders, that's a really beautiful collection of very important and outstanding watches. The condition of the watches and the passion you put in your collection is fantastic too. I really love it. Just missing a vintag Portugieser, e. g. a Jubilee. ;-)

Exquisite taste in your examples from the past, Anders!  They are all important, really, because they are what you like.
Congratulations on a wonderful selection.

Nelson

Great collection - and I really like that storage box! 

What an phenomenal collection!

My fovorites are the 812 and 866.

I love how you stay in the theme of time-only while the watches have different caracter. An absulute dream collection.

What a superb collection, or as Ben says, a little museum!
I really enjoy coming back to this thread to admire each piece and learn about the movements and eras.
Congrats Anders - this must bring you immense joy and satisfaction.  

In awe of your colleciton and passion.  Thanks for sharing with us. 

Hi Anders,
Sometimes I have the feeling that collectors of IWC vintage wrist watches are too modest, shy or afraid to be considered as show off persons.
How great it is to see here not only the shining new models but also the great icons which have made IWC a superb watch manufacturer.
Congratulations and thanks for showing.
Adrian,
(alwaysiwc)

Gentlemen,

thank you so much for your positive comments!

This Forum, and you active members, have been very important for inspiration as well as for acquisition of pure knowledge during the years I’ve been an active collector.

Wish you all a great summer!
/Anders

WOW   PURE WATCHPORN
LOVE THAT AQUATIMER 812, 1967, CAL 8541
THATS REALY A WANAHAVE FOR ME.
THAKS FOR SHARING YOUR COLLECTION.

cheers

It's a "small vintage collection" that I would be proud to own.  My congratulations on a great assemblage of vintage IWC's...and very nice photos for all of us to enjoy!!!!

Congrats Anders,
Size does not matter, quality does, and there ample IWC quality in your collection.

Great watches and beautiful collection. Good taste and good knowledge of the iwc story. If I can suggest something, as I see you are a pure collector,  I'll try to add an ingenieur 666 and 866 without date + a Da Vinci 3750. This last one is for me the real icona of the "second" era of IWC and it is absolutely necessary to have it in a great collection. 

Anders, I echo the sentiments of others.  You have a remarkable collections.  Congratulations.