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

Still in love with my RG 44... but...
I love my RG 44, it's probably my favourite watch, but I do wish it had the stunning golden coat of arms rotor. I had a closed ROC before so I've never had one and it's always been one of the nicest imho. I also bought a 5711 and not a 5712 so I don't have the micro-rotor either I do appreciate the cut outs in the galvanised rotor for better visible access and it is a pretty cool contrast to the case. Guess I'm just trying to stay away from splashing out on a Datograph.

Monster
my new toy...

New Avenger Seawolf
Ok, so I told the wife a few weeks ago I was look for more of an everyday watch since my Chronomat was starting to get some scratches on the bracelet and it is a pretty dressy watch in my opinion, so to my total surprise she answered the call this Christmas Morning. Not sure how everyday this is going to be, it is a HUGE watch...!

One month madness...
The last time I checked IG, some watch dealers reported on their December 2017 trips to Japan that NIB Daytona ref. 116520 were asking crazy prices.Is there any remedy to the Daytona madness? This price at Quark is of January 2018.