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thats amazing..
Jan 03, 2008,19:23 PM
i was debating between the big ingy and the 233 and it was really close.. but this attention to detail made me wanna go with the big Ingy... calling AD tomorrow :-D
riley
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Interesting reminder of how thorough IWC are in testing
By: Dirk : January 3rd, 2008-18:59
When you meet the man, you get the impression of a gentle, kind nature - but he is, of course, living out destructive tendencies from which most watch lovers would shrink in horror - hammer testing a skeleton perpetual, anyone? Cheers, Dirk
thats amazing..
By: rijowysock : January 3rd, 2008-19:23
i was debating between the big ingy and the 233 and it was really close.. but this attention to detail made me wanna go with the big Ingy... calling AD tomorrow :-D riley
The inhouse Homologation Department heralds back to the early 1990s
By: bernard cheong : January 4th, 2008-00:54
IWC was an axis from which operated JLC and Lange and iWC. The inhouse tests allowed a flexibility of monitoring materials that were ordered from sub contractors, this was then passed on to in house manufacture or onwards to other sub contractors for cutt...
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By: BDLJ : January 4th, 2008-18:48
Impressive...
By: Tony C. : January 3rd, 2008-20:30
thanks for posting, Bernard. And it reminds me of how odd it is that we have no IWC forum here... ;> ` Regards, Tony C.
Very impressive read!
By: BHK9 : January 4th, 2008-06:39
Hi Dr, Nice to go through the post you put up,very interesting indeed.Thanks for sharing and cant wait for you next post.(hammer).I have read through the IWC magazine about this hammer testing procedure and etc. Thanks. BHK9