we have been inundated with people asking questions on the various models of IWC
People love their IWC. When we were beaten with our Watch Finder two initial rushes (after publication and then a few weeks later, this), we have been inundated with people asking questions on the various models of IWC.

The Bronze Age
What's on your wrist?? Safe bet is that it's stainless steel, but who among you are the adventurous type? The ceramic pioneers, titanium warriors, carbon fibernauts, and tungsten tanks. Among each of the previous case materials mentioned there is a game of one-upmanship in being more heat-, corrosion-, bang-, bump-, bruise-, and scratch-proof than the next, but what about copper?Enter the Bronze Age��of watches that is. If you're a watch collector, you likely already own your arsenal of timepieces to survive sub-zero temperatures, reach water depths inaccessible without a submarine, and have enough shock absorption to withstand a five story drop (hopefully without you wearing it). Bronze watches certainly aren't those watches, nor do they all try to be.I’ll be the first to admit that they are not for everyone. Browse Internet watch forums and you’ll find all the proof you need of that. Rarely does a watch collector enter their local AD and request, "Show me only watches made

1957 trilogy case dimensions?
Really excited that all of the models are under 40mm diameter. What are the damn heights!!!???

UH OH What did I do(now with pics)
I joined the club!! I have wanted to grab one of these for a little bit now so I went ahead and pulled the trigger.I would love to show you the photos of my new P.O. but I just got an iphone and for some reason when I take a pic and email it to myself It wont let me save the pic. into my pictures. So I will have to wait until I can take pics with a camera and then put them on my computer.

The collection....
Some pics for your pleasure and entertainment. Hope you enjoy.