Inside The Manufacture: Photo Report: Inside The IWC Museum In Schaffhausen
When we were over in Schaffhausen filming the currently on-going series "A Man's Guide To Buying A Watch" with IWC, they were gracious enough to let us into their absolutely awesome museum. Inside, we found some of the earliest IWC watches on record, and all of the classics pieces from the brand's superb history, including many that act as the inspiration for today's collection - think original Portuguese pieces from 1939, 1950s MKXI pilot's watches, late 60s Aquatimers, and the original Genta-designed Ingenieur SL. Take a look below and revel in the vintage IWC awesomeness, and if you happen to make it to Schaffhausen, we HIGHLY recommend you pay a visit. And, just so you know, Schaffhausen is a quick (and beautiful) train ride from Zurich. 2 OF 37 3 OF 37 4 OF 37

Incoming 60th Railmaster
Hi all - just picked up a 60th LE railmaster. Am absolutely delighted with it. Initially I thought I would be swayed to the Seamaster, but as soon as I tried this on I was hooked by the size and simplicity of it. Is a great looking watch and a change from the others I have.The domed crystal and polished bezel give off great reflections and add to the simple and understated look.Looks great on both bracelet and strap and very comfortable. Haven't tried the NATO yet, but the mustard colour is not really singing to me. That said, I don't usually do black straps and the one provided looks great so I may give it a try.So far is running at less then a second quick a day so Is incredibly accurate. As I'm not a fan of more than 3 watches, the FOIS may go leaving me the 16610LV, the Apollo 17 45th and this. I think they are a nice trio being all different sizes and uses.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

aqua terra skyfall 38.5 - extinct?
wow, I've noticed the availability of these out in the pre-owned (or otherwise) market is rare to none.i much prefer the original skyfall edition with the framed date window, rather than the present editions that are frameless.hoping one shows up available somewhere in the wild

Small size omegas
I am puzzled why there are so few listings for the 37.5 mm omegas. Do women just keep their watches forever or buy something else or nothing?

Omega Service in CANADA
Hello all: A friend of mine was asking where the best place would be for him to get his Seamaster Auto serviced. He lives in Ottawa. I assume that there is an Omgea Service Centre in Toronto, but I figured I'd ask here on the forum since many of you may have better opinions as to where he should go for service. Many thanks, Chris