TomBombadil

Does anyone make deployants of that style w/out the 'IWC' markings?

Agreed!

If it were me, I would go with the 172, but I prefer the steel look to PVD. PAM = PAnerai Model.

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Just buy her a purse/shoes or something else of equal value for each watch you buy. She will love for you to continue to buy as many watches as you like. That is the fair thing to do, right?

Beautiful pocketwatch By-Tor! I love the roman numerals with the intricate hands and gold case. It all works well together and is very much a stunner. The movement is very nice looking too and I love that you have the original wood case. Thank you for sharing.

LOL. What sold me was the description. Especially: 'good watches'.

Great site. Thanks for sharing.

No. I don't believe there has been a decent rep of the Mark XI made.

I agree. I would recommend a used genuine if you can swing it.

LOL! Frickin' hilarious. Thanks for the laugh. This is so classic.

I agree. I guess I understand the reasoning though since all of the gens have the case numbering. I wonder if there is a way to get a case without it.

Great pictures. It is nice to see the gen as well as the replica. Speedmasters are awesome.

Is it possible to get an IWC F.A. Jones without the 'limited edition' case numbering on the side? Or, do they all have that? Thanks.

Damn, that thing rules! Nice work on that. What a beauty! Where did you get the movement?