A Grand Complication For Less Than a Rolex Daytona | Watchfinder & Co.
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- Say you’ve got £10,000 weighing down your wallet and you’re looking to trade it for a watch. If you’re lucky, you could grab Rolex’s latest, greatest ceramic Daytona, but what about this instead: a mechanical perpetual calendar chronograph and change.
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My ex was a grand complication...
Bet your ex wasn't worth even half of what this watch is worth... *:v*
That I can relate to twice
oh boy this was a good one
I actually cracked up at this
😂
This channel teaches us so much more than watches. Geography,History,Astronomy..
The watch is beautiful but the history and how you presented it was masterfully well done. One of the best pieces of content on TH-cam in my opinion.
Man I wish I had *£10,000 weighing down my wallet*. Mate I don't even have a wallet.
This thing is closer to upwards of £50,000 right now
Man, really wanted to see the movement on this one..a shame it has a solid caseback...beautiful watch however
I hate solid case backs. Hate them. Absolute travesty.
I can understand their purpose on a diving watch. But why have a solid case back on a beautiful dress watch?
@@chriss2122 speaking of divers...I do like th caseback on the Omega Seamaster 300m divers with the seahorse logo..but most casebacks are a real shame
I cant justify paying so much for a watch without an exhibition caseback.
it's a 7750, perpetual calendar module is on the dial side, honestly nothing to see.
Years ago when I was a younger man, I was in a bookstore in Portland, OR reading the latest edition of a wristwatch magazine. The IWC DaVinci was on the cover. There was an older man standing next to me, reading the same magazine. I commented on how spectacular the IWC DaVinci was...he chuckled, said 'I agree' and lifted his shirt sleeve to show me the very same IWC DaVinci he was wearing. We shared a really cool watch moment over a really cool watch. It was a good day :)
Wow, Thats a great story!
the cinematography is out of this world
The engineering that goes behind this watch is incredible. Another great video you guys!
The smooth pan macro photography on this is simply amazing.
What a voice.
I assume you do other documentary or narrative style assignments
I would actually pref this one over the Daytona...
Who in their right mind wouldn't this thing is art
As a watch nerd this is one of the most important watches in the industry, helping to revive mechanical watches after quartz dominance. Also one of the first watches with a ceramic case(not this model). Definitely owning a piece of horological history
Wow! Absolutely gorgeous and a timepiece I wish I could buy. But on top of the high price, so many complications means that if something goes wrong, then it will be as complicated to fix too. Great video.
This is an absolute beaut of a watch! The last perpetual calendar I heard of for under 10k EUR was the Meisterstuck Heritage Perpetual Calendar, which I like; but I'm loving this heaps more! It is gorgeous! One day... one...day!
The best part of ur videos is the way u share the knowledge with us🙂
How is this £8750 thats outrageous
Bargain
Jordan Mcclurkin, at last, someone who isnt complaining about the service costs and who actually see’s that it is a good value watch.
Apparently they make money through servicing charges after you've bought it.
@@speelmeneer6404 Everything needs care and this watch is so beautiful. When i saw it i knew i would never buy a rolex. I think there are so many watches better than rolex and for me rolex is expensive for no really good reason.
I could listen to talking hand guy for hours, reminds me of the weather forecast on the radio. Very soothing.
On another note, could you do a episode on the instant change minute counter? I’m fascinated by it and its rarity. Also (I know I’m pushing it now) but could you get your hands on a gyrotourbillon movement? Pretty please;)
boner killed after i saw that caseback..
the movement is ugly
The newest version has a sapphire case back, but it's 43mm and $30000
Exceptional storytelling as always - thank you!
Great video and wonderful watch. Mostly love it, but the caseback and especially those lugs ...
Great value and quite an interesting watch for the kind of collector who is informed and watch-educated enough to look beyond the ubiquitous Rolex watches.
Incredible history and research - well done.
Well done. Thanks for the good work.
Thanks a lot for all the knowledge you share
Anyone moaning about the lack of a caseback, google the calibre movement used for this reference... (cal. 790) it is NOT a looker.
Another great history lesson, thanks!
This watch in this video is NOT a Grand Complication. The IWC Grand Complication is reference # 377017 and that watch has a minute repeater. The watch in this video is a Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph
Great video as always! How about a Tudor Ranger video? A lot of history and obscurity there 👍🏻
Great video and great history!
I wonder how much it costs to service this watch, considering how complex the movement is.
Most likely £1500 to £2500 range
@@arthurstube Dam
I’ve considered getting a calendar but I can’t justify that service cost.
@@arthurstube Regular service for my Rolex and Omega watches at their official service centers don't cost anywhere near that much. This IWC's service cost is definitely a step up.
@@SharapovaFan Do your regular Rolex and Omega have perpetual calendars though? They don't. The more complicated the movement is, the more expensive it is to service.
Very sweet time piece!!
Factually captivating ! Visually and aesthetically dazzling !
Love your reviews and insight! Could you review the Monta oceanking? Would love to know what you think of it!
I like how you can always put so much science in your video.
Another great video! Thank you.
I really love the combination of the stepped case and interesting lugs.
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Welcome to the ranks of the Horo-luminati!
No display back? Such a shame, such a shame...
It musn't be a sight to behold, too cluttered. So they covered it up.
Personally, I like that it isn't a display back.
They must have cutted corner on engraving and stuffs so they dont wanna show it
@@afarhan21 no, if you open it up u will see a valjoux 7750, so ur not really missing out. non of the perpetual calendar module will be seen, as the case with all perpetuals, you will only see the base movement unless u completely disassemble the watch.
Waiting for new Watchfinders videos is comparable to waiting for the release of new seasons Game of Thrones. Love this channel so much, thank you for your efforts
The biggest problem with high complications is service and how to maintain it .. may be you will pay less than a dytona but the service will kill you but as a mechanical engineering it's sensational for the price
No it won't, because if you can afford a watch like this then you can also easily afford the maintenance cost.
@@thorham1346 That's a very weird thing to say. There are plenty of people who have expensive watches as something they dreamed of so they got them at a point they were able to- which doesnt mean they can easiliy afford three of them.
@@maxmeier532 If you can't maintain it, you can't afford it.
Someone mentioned this IWC only has a Valjoux 7750 with a perpetual calendar module, so it shouldn't be that expensive to service. However, sourcing parts for the perpetual calendar module will potentially be very difficult once this watch is no longer in production.
Your narration makes me think of David Attenborough.
Absolutely gorgeous, deserved a display back for sure. However, servicing on this would be brutal
what camera are you shooting?
Just checked IWC but I could not find any IWC Perpetual Calendar Watches at the price you suggested. Is this a second hand watch?
Looks rather a lot like my non perpetual Epos with an ETA, (VJ 7752) movement, that's about where the similarity ends! Gorgeous watch, exactly the style I like! I was at an antique fair yesterday and saw a beautiful Jaeger le Coutre Gold Perpetual with moonphase. I didn't dare ask the price!
Thank You!
Awesome video
such a passion u got !!
A little late to the party on this particular subject - but I see that Frederique Constant has deep discounts (~$3800 with tax) for their perpetual calendar, depending on retailer. Something to consider for me, as I never thought I would actually be considering that particular complication for that price!
Another wonderful video!
Your storytelling and level of delivery is almost as refined as the watches you present.. more more more
Anybody here have an opinion on solvil et titus?
I have an automatic mechanical watch by them with 3 subdials: month, moon phase, and I think a world timer on the third one. And it has a date window.
Any idea of what its worth/ if its worth keeping
Love the dial and case of this watch. Hate the lug configuration. :(
Yep, saw one of these at a local preowned watch shop in my city (Seoul) today. Barely 10,000 bucks.
Beautiful art piece
I'd be interested in seeing more Sinn watches. They are certainly substance over style, but still have style. And some of their high end divers and pilots watches seem relatively affordable and fantastically built.
Beautiful!
My Citizen AT8124 has a perpetual calendar, world time, chronograph, WR 200 meters, anti-magnetic, sapphire crystal, and eco-drive.
Whats the price of this watch .. am intrested in buying one
Hi really good videos. Could you please do a comparison of skeleton watches ?
Just crazy good watch.. and beautiful too, to bad fo closed caseback, but otherwise perfect watch
That thing is amazing
I am amazed by this timepiece.
This is the one TH-cam channel that I subscribe to - it combines the wit of Top Gear and the seriousness of the BBC Radio 4 Shipping Forecast. Were the presenter ever to be revealed, a certain ex-presenter of Top Gear would be sent packing from his new role and everybody's mind would turn to watches.
The tone is clear, the wit is often found only on the second listening, but ultimately there has never been as much as a disfluency, unless deliberately, in all the episodes I have watched. The research is so in depth, that a second viewing is about as revealing as the first!
Please can you do a review on the Perpetual Calendar Tourbillon R22 Grand Récital by Bovet 1822? Lots of amazing macro opportunities!
The IWC Da Vinci is a gorgeous grande complication watch. The perpetual calendar is the most useful complication in a mechanical watch. I will rather have the IWC Da Vinci then the Rolex Daytona chronograph.
I agree. Glashutte Original make another lovely perpetual calendar watch that's a relative bargain.
Stunning.
What mesmerizing choice of words
Gorgeous!
I’m seeing this cost is 45k on IWC website? Has there been this much inflation?
Amazing value, but the cost cutting is evident on the finish of that second hand and the hands of the subdials. No exhibition caseback on such a complicated watch is another telltale sign of probably cost cutting in the movement finishing.
Beautiful watch😍
Recently was looking at limited edition of ORIS HUMMERHEAD WATCH and since there is dispute over having transparent backing in the watch...
Limiwed edition ORIS WITH HUMMERHEAD ENGRAVING on the back would never be possible with transparent glass back- this is only solid metal backing offer you the chance to put some attractive engaging on the back!! Anyhow it's my personal opinion but I respect the opinion of others...
I never really considered IWC before until now!
Can u review the SEIKO SNA411 flight alarm chronograph.....the “Flight Master”
Please review the Cartier Roadster Chronograph
Woah, song change? I still want to know what the former background music track was!
I like it. it just masterpiece
I even like the design!
Great videos IWC!!!
What fountain pen is on display in the right top corner?
No name ok Maybe a Parker 45?
What a beautiful watch.
If anyone is on a budget there's a mechanical chronograph with real moonphase for $300 called gustav becker chronograph and it uses seagull movement. Looks amazing tho
Looks good, very Junghans-like. Do you own one?
@@BrakkoJanus im about to. Im amazed by the complications and the beautiful decorated movement. It simply amazing for $300
@@eliransabak1447 wait...are you the guy from Reddit? I remember someone posting this watch or something very similar saying basically what you're saying.
@@BrakkoJanus i saw that post but i knew this watch before
@@eliransabak1447 "beautiful decorated movement"?
What about the rattrapante or the tourbillon variant?
Their new platinum De Vinci is incredible. Don’t think it’s 10k though!
What a watch 😍😍😍😍this is a beautiful watch
You should do a video about the Nomos Zürich Weltzeit Worldtimer
Now the most important question: how much does it cost to service ? Is it like an old Rolls Royce that sounds like a bargain, but actually is a huge money trap ?
In addition to the 2100 manual year change, there is a 2200 year marking. After the 2200 century the century disc, or rather partial disc, will have to be completely replaced.
Li Zhao The next generation of Patek Philippe “custodians” will make sure it gets done 😂😂😂
39mm PERFECT!
ÓTIMO RELÓGIO, BRASIL OK.
Kurt Klaus is a Horology legendary genius on the likes of Breguet, Louis Moinet, Christiaan Van Der Klaauw.
Moinet did NOT invent the chronograph. He made a timer. A pretty and technically remarkable timer, but not even the first. Capt invented the chronograph.
Please make a video on 24hr wrist watch!
AND WHAT ABOUT THE SERVICE COST FOR THAT!!??
I can't believe I'm salivating at the sight of an ancient watch. I'm more of a modern tech guy, but now I understand why these watches are so coveted everywhere. The engineering, the planning, the history, the complications! Smart watches are nothing compared to this.
I'm just waiting for watch with a small screen in one corner of the face that displays app notifications from my phone. Extra points if they allow me to play and pause music from the watch buttons itself. I just want an excuse to sue my watch more, rather than fumble with my phone.
This watch is an absolute steal!!
That was almost a Monty Python quote from the galaxy song
Damn that's a good value.
I mean not that i could afford it but still nice.
Review suggestion: I can’t stop looking at my Grand Seiko SBGA211 Snowflake.