Sounds like a great adventure. Would you mind sharing some pictures of the
compass watch in the wild?

And I couldnt agree more ... would love to see some iconic watches, too. Like
the 3 you mentioned or the Split Minute and Deep One.

Welcome to the forum Erik!
Looking forward to see pictures of your upcoming watch purchases ;-)

The book looks awesome. Got mine a few days ago and cant wait to find some
time to read it. Thanks a million!

So happy I got one of those gems, too. Cant wait to enjoy a good read! Thanks
a million!

Thanks for sharing the pictures, Tonny. And even more thanks for organizing
everything! What an unforgettable time!

It was great fun and an unforgetable weekend indeed!
Good to see old friends and meet new friends.

Thanks IWC for making this possible!

Joining you with an Orange Shot

Huge congrats Sascha! Wear it in good health! Cant wait to see some wet
pictures!

Love the shots! You should think about getting an IWC Aquatimer Fanta, too ;-)

Cool Shots!

great read Patrick!

Email sent =)
Fingers crossed!

So we were just chatting in a little collectors WhatsApp group when the
discussion came up, that watches are often not used for the purpose they were
made for.
For example many people take of their dive watches even for swimming in the
ocean.

Please show your watches in their natural habitat. I'll start.

time to revive this thread! happy FliegerFriday

Well done!
I really like that IWC is valuing their collectors!

Modern classic indeed! As Mark F. always says "nothing can be added, nothing
taken away"
The 3227 is definately in my collection to stay!

Nothing you cant to with it...such a beater and even made a brilliant figure
in the wild Atlantic ocean.

Got the link, too.
thanks a lot Tonny!
Very much looking forward to e-meet you again Nad, and everyone else on the 18
CET times lot!
very excited!

Hi Tonny,

very cool idea - especially as BBAMSGTG couldnt take place this year. I would
love to join the later group, if possible. E-Mail is on its way!

All the best,
Adrian