IWC Dress Watch 810
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IWC Dress Watch 810
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Why you have to go for a steel dress watch nowadays? Because steel is today’s gold, that’s why.This IWC with reference 810 dates back to 1968 and is in perfect condition.The watch has a case size of 34 millimeter, is made from stainless steel and comes with a high-quality black leather strap. The watch runs on IWC’s most famous and longest produced caliber 89. Caliber 89 is a simple but very accurate movement that was made by IWC’s former technical director Albert Pellaton himself.This timepiece looks really sharp and has a beautiful off-white dial including (not all intact) tritium plots at the ends of the applied ‘baton’ hour markers and tritium hands. The watch has the original ‘fish crown’ so there is a little fish on top of the crown. This doesn't shows that the watch was water resistant as many people think but is just a denotation for an original steel crown on the ref. 810 for that period.This watch may not have the most distinctive or outrageous looks but definitely is a beautiful and stylish daily beater. So no reason to not pick up this stainless steel stunner.
Introduction
International Watch Co.In 1868 Florentine Aristo Jones, an engineer from Boston started International Watch Co. in Shaffhausen, far away from the “watch centre” in the western of Swiss. He started the company near a hydroelectric power station to provide his machines of power so he could carry out his passion to make one of the world’s finest mechanical watches. As a result of their perfected craftmanship, the internal vocational training for their watchmakers and their refusal to do massproduction, IWC still makes not only one of the world’s finest, but also one of the world’s most stylish dress watches.
Specifications
- SKU 4661
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Reference
810
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