Tuesdays Tour of the Archive

Hi all, after three years it's time to bring Tuesdays Tour to an end. I hope you've enjoyed the articles and the following is a list of topics covered.

Aquatimer in ice
Titanium Ingenieur
Hans – finding an original Portugueser
Calendar module diagrams
125th anniversary in 1993, the Jubilee Portofino
Ralph Ehrismann return / stock of old movements
The rarest Mark 9? Or a Marriage?
The rare white gold Ref. 1850
Forum's first Christmas competition
Ingenieur 500'000 A/m
Promotional items
A look back at earlier exhibitions
Amazing IWC Porsche Design Perpetual....
ANNOUNCING: "The Patina of Time" --Another Great Article by Terry Russell
IWC References before 1974
The Top Hat
A strange Forum Member – Balance bridge decoration
A rare vintage IWC watch ... - Cloisonne dials
My heart beats for PW-beat-harts!
Water resistance with a two part article by Jack Freedman
Another repeater sound file: Il Destriero Scafusia!
Blue jewels
Technical concept of Breguet overcoil
For you techies --about IWC collets...
'Ardoise' The Movie.... is here.
Incabloc
Triovis usage
Deep One
Dial signatures
Thermometer
MF's Chronograph
Michael Gehret - Ingenieur Countdown
Skeleton
Polishing, refinishing, restoring cases & bracelet
The Calibre 85 That Got Away
Zwyro
Pocket watch movements supplied to others
Technical Information on IWC rotors....
IWC's first use of a hardened steel case?
The Calibre 8541 watches from IWC
Unwanted Jumbo Ingenieurs
Ref 3000 Cal 999.001
Ladies wristwatches
Genealogy
Black titanium
Antimagnetic
Mistakes, misspelling, two sevens, Sydney and Sidney
Reference numbers
Seiko magic lever
IWC's Industry Role in the '90's ...
Collectors Inge Project
Searching
Nivarox
CFI delivered in Holland
Electronic
Deluxe
Tirette
Richard Habring
IWC Books
IWC-Tower
Moonphase
The Importance of Time by Terry Russel
Yacht Club Restoration
Tiny movements/large cases: do others also rebel?
Hermet cases
Aquatimer cases/crowns
Case making
Case shapes
Cal 87 Tonneau
Half Chronometer
Interview with Hannes Pantli
Kew chronometer certificates
Anyone see a vintage wrist chronometer?
Four Season / Leonardo dial
PD and dials
Ingenieur Spanish Olive – "an odd and truly rare bird"
Earliest centre seconds
Interviews
Pocket watch from Brazil
Watch Expeditions - The KaviRama Jubilee
Origins of the calibre 5000 family
Display Backs - cellar
The last calibre 8541 watches
Pallweber
Damaskeeing
Ref. 1868
RM Italian Railroad
Japanese catalogue 1972
Royal pocket watch - F. Theurer
Tula/Niello
Hands
Chatons
COLLECTING IWC WATCHES WITH PELLATON WINDING SYSTEM - Martijn Bonthond
Porsche Design World Time
Ref 3805 Ingenieur Chronograph Alarm
KNIL
The ongoing struggle of a collector in the making
The earliest known Jones watch?
Seal
Garbage collection
Private Museums
IWC's new Cal. 51xxx free-sprung regulation system
Aquatimer Split-Minute Chronograph Ref. 3723
Boxes
Dick Merrill
Fakes
Mr. Kurt Klaus destroyed the fakes
Honor to smallness
Jung von Matt
An early IWC military watch --signed Ulysse Nardin
Schützenuhren
GST limited Editions
Anti-reflective coatings
New Information about "Military" Ingenieurs
Life before lume
A really large military "pocket" watch
Extract from the Ledger
A symbol that looks like an "O"
Ball watches
IWC´s most rare?
An important article about IWC's Calibre 7xxx chronograph movements
If you are concerned about accuracy….
Variant of Calibre 83?
Almost everything about IWC movements...
An exciting tour – Ref 3712
Ref 228
Q: Why do we love diving watches so much?
Sultan of Oman
An 8521, but special
Wristwatch movements into pocket watches
The Watch That Never Grew Old...
Porsche Design Compass
Cal 64 wristwatch
Da Vinci SL
IWC's Top 10 Collectables
Perpetual Calendars - The IWC collection
Why chemically blued screws?
The Ref 2552 and 2553 Venezia
OK--who's the guy on my right? Jack Freedman
The Return of Florentine Jones...
Novocento
Straps
An IWC square chronograph??
Evolution of the IWC Schaffhausen logo >>>
What’s so special about pilots’ watches?
Huber Urania
IWC Red Sea Event 2004
Portuguese Bling and A woman IWC lover's perspective
Big Pilot Diagrams

Thanks for your participation and viewing over the three years.

Cheers from the cellar

Wow...that is an impressive list. I was wondering how you made sure you did not repeat a topic.

I will miss the Tour...

Cellar, a personal note of gratitude: many many thanks for your weekly educational tour that I have learnt from every week, and from my trawls in the archives. They are - and I am sure will remain - a very enlightening source of recollecting what may have been forgotten, or through your lens an illuminating over-arching theme or connection was surfaced that had not been considered before. I will miss the Tuesday Tour indeed.

Thank You.

Greg, thank you very much for all your posts. I got a huge volume of information and I agree with Shing, I will miss Tuesday Tour as well.

Greg, it's a pity the Tuesday tours are coming to an end. I am sure I will re-visit some of the links in the near future. I am looking forward to meeting you in 14 days' time in Melbourne. Take care.

Hi Greg, being a newbie to this forum I only got to enjoy your Tuesdays for a few months - but I truly enjoyed them immensly. Thank you so much for teaching me a lot in less than 6 months :-)

Greg, you have constantly amazed me with your knowledge and resources and will miss the weekly lesson. Many thanks for your weekly input on a subject that you have tirelessly provided us with and always with a degree of humility of just wanting to spread the word and knowledge base.

Hello Greg.

I have learned so much in such a small amount of time as a member since the beginning of this year.

Your postings have provided a wealth of information that has been invaluable to a newbe.

Thank you for taking the time,energy and dedication to this weekly submission.

It will be missed !!

Andy

Thank you Greg. It was always a joy to read

Hi Greg,
What am I going to do now on Tuesday mornings? This is too abrupt. No weaning off? What about a re-run? They do it on TV. :-)
It was excellent while it lasted. I will miss it. Many thanks for the effort.

Thank you for your efforts, Greg.
Because I have come along to the forum subsequently, I will take your list as a book of reference.
Something will be missing on Tuesday morning!

Kind regards
Hajo

Thanks Greg for your great efforts they will be sorely missed but as they say, all good things must come to an end.

The picture expresses my mood.

With enormous gratitude, Thank you Greg.

Thanks so much, Greg- I will truly miss this contribution. What a great ride it has been, and so educational.
Now you can rest a bit on Monday night!

Nelson

Greg, I join all the other Forum members in saying you have provided an invaluable contribution to the Forum and to each of us individually. Your series will live on in time as a resource for us and future Forum members.

Greg, From my first login to this forum, I always found the Tuesday Tour to be a consistent place where I could be educated in all things IWC. Thank you for your time, effort and erudite selections that gave all of us a weekly resource that was an enriching read! Tuesdays will be just a little bit drab without your tours.