Guest michalis6 Posted November 19, 2006 Report Posted November 19, 2006 Hi folks I am recently looking at the IWC ingenieur and i really think I like this model. I had the chance to try on a gen one yesterday and i loved it My questions: How many generations of them do we currently have? How accurate the rep ingenieur is? Should i buy one or just wait for a next version? Thanks in advance
Guest michalis6 Posted November 19, 2006 Report Posted November 19, 2006 Hi folks I am recently looking at the IWC ingenieur and i really think I like this model. I had the chance to try on a gen one yesterday and i loved it My questions: How many generations of them do we currently have? How accurate the rep ingenieur is? Should i buy one or just wait for a next version? Thanks in advance Well, I have been reading posts for a while around here but I just realised this is my first post! I am an active member at other forums too. I am glad I am part of this special group and just wanted to mention that.
Chronus Posted November 19, 2006 Report Posted November 19, 2006 Current one is great apart from datewheel. Do a few searches and you'll see what issues there may be and get that checked over. Go for it. There are a few people selling the current one at cheaper prices in trading zone, so I'd go for that if I were you.
mezzanine Posted November 19, 2006 Report Posted November 19, 2006 My only concern about the ingenieur would be the seemingly poor welding of the clasp/bracelet. There have been a number of people that have had their ingy break.
Devedander Posted November 19, 2006 Report Posted November 19, 2006 Seems most common issues are: Missaligned dial/face which can usually be fixed with a jaxa tool and a little turn Chipped dial around the endges - seems very prevelant, check if dealer will replace watch if you get a chipped dial or just send you a new dial (in which case you have to figure out how to replace the dial) Broken clasp weld - some came broken, some say it breaks easily on it's own after a while... this is most scary because it can send your watch flying to the ground or out the car window... however a jewler should be able to fix it for you with a quick weld after it breaks...
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