I mentioned it briefly in the OP. Oslo, Norway.

According to my AD this was the first bronze AT delivered in Europe.
My AD did good work on my behalf.

Thanks.

Today was special since I wore both watches most of the day (wanted to
take some pictures and got the AT today), but prior to
that I wore the DT exclusively for two weeks and it was very nice.
Depending in what I am going to do I'll mix and match a bit, sporty stuff
close to the sea is likely to get the AT.

Thanks.

When I tried out the bronze AT when I as at Schaffhausen, that was a demo
model that had been out-and-about for a few months. It looked very nice,
not any discolorings but just a even darker patina. Of course how my version
will age largely depends on what environments I bring it to.

Some new pictures in a few months would be in order I think.

I was quick to jump on the CF3 bandwagon, but since it would long time
until getting it, I thought I needed something in the meantime.

There was some picture leaks just before Christmas 2013, and two of
the watches peaked my interest. The Ingenieur Dual Time and the bronze
Aquatimer. I finally made my decision when I visited Schaffhausen this
winter just after SIHH and we got to see the new Aquatimer collection
live. I had not really counted on the long wait, but I got the
SS Dual Time a couple of weeks back and the Aquatimer today.

I took the DT with me on vacation, and am very pleased with it. It
wears quite big, but the steel bracelet is superb, and the quick
adjust is just fantastic. This time I did not get to stress the
Dual Time aspect of the watch, but I am sure I will get my chance
on later travels.

This Aquatimer "Expedition Charles Darwin" is presumably the first
delivered in Europe; good for me! I must say that it wears super nice,
it is larger than my 7-days, but wears smaller. Very comfortable on
the wrist. I was told that the case has got some small alterations since
release, no satin finish anymore and all polished instead. The argument
is that the bronze will keep/age better being polished.

I have a couple of pictures taken with my mobile, but will try to post
some better pictures later. All the pictures are taken in "Vigelandsparken" in Oslo.

Your watch looks very much the same a mine. And I have always belived this to be a ref 1818.

Fantastic. Thanks a lot for the update.
The wait is hard, but just a short summer now and we'll be there.

This left me wondering: what is the significance of "8"?
The reference to 3878 or something else?

If preview is not working you have done something wrong.
When I access your url manually I get something more than a plain
image file. Most likely you are using the wrong public url for the
image. I have it working nicely with the url I get from "Copy Public Url"
when right-clicking on the image in Dropbox.

Also, quite important, if review is not working for you then it is not
working for anyone else either. Btw. If you didn't realize, the image
I posted above is from Dropbox.

A dropbox link should work fine as long as you use the proper "IMG"
mark-up. And the dropbox link must be publicly available of course.

Perhaps the preview functionality also should be mentioned?

I have never seen the problem when connecting from home, but from work
I see it all the time. The network at work is quite a bit more compilicated than the one I have at home, address translation (NAT) and break-out far from physical location. (Oslo -> Amsterdam and/or San Jose.) My though was that this could be an issue with how session id was created. An idea was also that this could be an IPv6/IPv4 thing, but no investigation done in that aspect.

Perhaps not as exciting as the previous videos, but it really prompted
me to read up on column wheel, levers and cams. And now I really want
a chronograph.

Lars Gullik

Revive the thread with an image of the new Dual Time SS.

This is a new thread for me to discover, I am thrilled!
These kind of posts with actual contents is just great.

Superb.

Inherited a watch from my grandfather. A ref. 1818 (or so I believe) with bracelet in gold, with gold(en) dial. The watch is currently sent to IWC for service.
While waiting for the watch to come back, I could not help myself and got a Portuguese Automatic. Now I am using (too much) of my spare time reading up on watches and movements, utterly fascinated.