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IWC: Love it. The 3717-01 was my first ever ‘serious’ watch. I miss that 7750 wobble!

I wore the bigger brother out for dinner tonight and now I’m home. It’s designed for the skies but works just as well on the couch!!
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By: pejp
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IWC: New (old) acquisition!

I’m a fairly sporadic poster on these forums, but I do read a lot more than I post, so I thought I’d post my new (old) acquisition. I call it a new (old) acquisition as this is my third big pilot. My first “luxury” watch was in 2009 at the age of 26 when I bought the IWC pilot chronograph. I was abs
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By: pejp
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IWC: No, they moved

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By: pejp
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IWC: I visited today, coincidentally.

After several years of putting my money towards other things (typical story….married, house, kids etc) my wife thinks I need to get back into watch collecting as it’s obviously always been a big part of my life, and I’ve been saying for years that I really miss my Big Pilot, but I think I want the B
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By: pejp
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F.P. Journe: This watch, above all others…

..is what I regret selling the most. I’m not going to pretend the wild price increase isn’t a factor, but mainly I regret that I owned this watch in 2013 and only kept it 9 months or so as it just didn’t suit my lifestyle at the time (30 years old, very active, almost exclusively wore sports watches
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By: pejp
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Jaeger-LeCoultre: Came extremely close to getting one of these but I went for the date version instead

Obviously in an ideal world I’d have had the means to buy both! I agree that I’d prefer my choice without date, but I still love it and really think of it a a perfect casual watch. Plus it goes well with my wife’s reverso! Also, after 20 years of collecting watches I have come to the conclusion that
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By: pejp
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