Hey Team! I know this is the Mark 20 but wanted to avoid confusion as it’s labelled as the Mark XX on IWCs website! Anyways, enjoy, much love from Mexico!
Same. And not to mention the Mark XVIII bracelet fits it perfectly. So you get IWC’s class leading bracelet too! Such a great watch. Only thing is mine runs so fast. Like 8-15s a day :/
@@TheBeastly1113that’s why IWC sucks and I’d never own one. You’ll never see a Rolex or omega running 8-15 seconds a day fast. Utterly ridiculous for a luxury timepiece
Beautiful, although I prefer the XVIII.....I feel that the numerals are standing too far of the indices on the XX....they probably did that to get the date window more aligned, but it gives it a too-full dial in my opinion, compared to the XVIII where the numerals are very close to the indices as they are on all other Marks and the Big Pilot
I traded in my white dial seamster for the black dial Speedy 3861 back in October 2023. So far, it's still feeling like the right decision. I do miss some aspects of the Seamaster, especially with it on the black rubber strap, but the overall package of the Speedy just makes it so much better. The bracelet by itself is worth the switch.
How can you not mention the quick change bracelet and hidden slide adjustment on the clasp?! I have this exact model and those two features along with the 5 day power reserve are what really sets it apart. Looks great on a grey B&J nato.
Missed a beat there..the extending clasp and the 120 hour power reserve are both brilliant sales clinchers. (I have not handled the watch but I am going to do so.) The Santos de Cartier is also really great but only 50 hours of power reserve and no adjust meant on the bracelet . (Although I use the Navy leather strap and deployment which came with mine.)
Did you seriously just call this watch the “ex ex” ??
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Wristcheck: Citizen Nighthawk. Agree with you that this must be on of the best GADA watches on the market but how can you not talk about the hidden IWC-button on the clasp for on the fly micro adjustment of the bracelet??
I'm not a huge fan of the dial, but I can't think of a bracelet more perfect than this. If I didn't already have many versatile watches, this would be a strong contender.
Was seriously considering this until i found the lume is only present on the 12 3 6 and 9 markers ....for a flieger i prefer everything lumed like what a Laco flieger pro offers
I think it might be the most versatile luxury watch, period. It really should replace the Explorer I as the default "GADA" luxury watch. Esp because it has the quick change strap system (buckle is also quick change), and the watch legit looks good on bracelet, rubber, and leather. Only other watch I can say that about is the VC Overseas, which is like 4x the price.
Does this movement still have the jumping minute hand bug- when you hack the watch?! In November i noticed it pushing the crown in and out, plus the lack of chronometer certification was a bummer, therefore i walked out without it.
Since it’s a pilot watch it should have more super luminova for use in the air at night. It would look better, and higher end IMO, with the hour numbers with luminova as well. Same if you are using it in the field. It is supposed to be a “tool” watch.
The Mark XX is a near perfect watch... and those Blue and Green dials are beautiful! If IWC could up the water resistance to 150-200m and please lume the entire dial and second hand... and it's a perfect watch. Especially w/that fantastic bracelet!!
It's lovely, but I'd get an explorer or aquaterra before this. Furthermore, hype aside, the White speedy is beautifully executed. We know they wear lovely. Have a stunning movement. And now have a stunning dial face, that would make a stunning pair with your Seamaster 300m.
Great watch indeed, with an extremely comfy bracelet - maybe you could have mentioned the quick release system of it, or the easy sizing and the on the fly adjustment in the clasp, makes it even more versatile - still a really nice video
I adore everything about it except the polished second and fourth links in the bracelet. So I got mine with a strap. Waiting for IWC to release a fully brushed bracelet in the future.
It's an excellent watch and on my very short list. The blue is stunning. The bracelet is close to the Rolex jubilee in comfort. One drawback is the choice of planes on the case.
I love seeing an IWC on someone else. They're cool. Just not that interested in buying one for myself. Cool watches though. Maybe when I grow up I'll acquire the taste for em.
I’ve got the Mk XVI. Very versatile. And I got it when 39mm watches weren’t so popular. I’d always been a fan of the MoD Dirty Dozen watches. And nice to see UWC continuing the tradition.
Sinn 556 - realistically that’s a good competitor for this watch. The two are unmatched because IWC has a fantastic movement. when it comes to the design and the overall look , I don’t think there’s much in it.
I mean how you can be a watch dealer reviewing a watch and get the name wrong, not mention the micro adjustment or easy exchange bracelets is quite staggering.
I’ve noticed he seems to be making things up as he goes along, about two weeks ago He did a review of Christopher Ward and he came up with things I have never heard of before.
I love my IWC Pilot's Chronograph 41 in the racing green dial, which also has an open case back, you should do a review of that! And I've got my blue Omega SMP 300M on.
you should do a vid on the things that annoy watch people. As you mentioned the Big Pilot crown...yep it looks a little out of place on that watch. It might have been functional in its day but.... A couple of things that I don't love.... Rolex cyclops, seamaster gas release etc. There are so many better solutions out there. Yes, I would buy a Sub no date if I had the coin!
Hey my friend. I feel u so good about wanting that White Speedy. But its definitly buying into the Hype and U might regret IT. U Love ur Seamaster und U have IT for such a long time now...let IT be the one watch U passs over to Ur child one day. Start collecting Money slowly. Every month a Bit. And one day U have enough for the Speedy. And U have sth to work for thats kinda nice. In 2 or 3 years U have enough Money and then U will See if U really want IT without any Hype. Keep Up ur good Work Love ur Vids.
I’ve wearing my white dial Speedmaster Reduced on a tan leather strap at the moment. IWC Mk XX or Mk XVIII are great watches but I still think the crown is a little bit too big. I’d like one though but I can’t convince myself I need another do-it-all watch when I already have an Explorer and an Aqua Terra
Forgot the mention the easxchange strap system and adjustable clasp. This is what makes it the MOST versatile, go from bracelet to rubber to leather in seconds no tools needed!! 😢
The Calibre 32111 is a Valfleurier movement and isn't manufactured by IWC. It's a generic Richemont Group-specific movement used by many brands within that conglomerate.
Ok, and? Hate to say this but Richemont and Swatch watch makers are producing some of the best movements in the business. It's kinda like car manufacturing, by having a parent company, the cost of innovation can be spread out, which also creates shared movement. But for the money those movements are incredible
@@ALL-il1sw The point I was making is exactly summarised by your end statement. If indeed “for the money these movements are incredible”. Why are they used in watches with such diverse price points? Where is the value aspect, when the same movement is used in a £3,600 Baume et Mercier Riviera, a £5,050 IWC Pilot watch Mark XX or a £10,500 IWC Ingenieur? Also, these movements are brand-finished by Valfleurier, so they differ in appearance only. Horology is all about pushing the boundaries of movement design and manufacturing. This has little to do with brand-specific price points, cases, dials or bracelet design. But, I suppose the real controversy lies in the fact. These in-house movements are not manufactured by the companies as claimed on their websites.
@@ALL-il1sw Yes, according to customer feedback on various forums, some 32XX movements may present this anomaly. But, since Rolex hasn't commented on the issue, rumours will persist.
@@michaelhayward107 I wonder why they won't comment, the issue has been in existence for 9 years. Moreover, why won't reviewers like this channel report on it? So many questions not being asked and no resolutions being offered.
Excellent roundup. Having owned this exact watch for about a year I agree with all you said, you summed it up very well. One thing you didn't touch on much is the bracelet being incredibly comfortable and the on-the-fly is the best there is. I know some like and some don't like the sporty/slightly-dressy look with the polished bits on the bracelet, but putting personal fashion/style tastes aside the way the bracelet wears is just the best. And it quick-disconnects for a nato when you're going adventuring :-) This really can be a one-and-done every single day watch! I'm a big fan. I had the blue for about a year, then sold it and got the classic (more purist) black dial.
You really cannot forget the quick adjust on the bracelet. Especially this, it has a really beautiful mechanism through the IWC button on the clasp. No wonder 85 percent have not subscribed. I have not subscribed for sure.
Got the black dial version in january of this year. It is a real comfort to wear. Really love the wearing comfort of this on a bracelet. The looks is also great if you like field/pilot watch aesthetic. Quirk: the minute hand would jump forward when you pull the crown to hack the movement...but it has no issues with timekeeping at all since mine runs at a net of 0.0 seconds per day (gains 1 sec worn, loses 1 sec when placed dial up resting overnight) Nice to have things: -fully lumed arabic numerals, but i do understand it is a design choice in keeping with the original lume placement of the mark XI. -heat blued hands instead of high polish, to give it that german flieger look.
I really love this watch but still prefer my Big Pilot 43. Its definitely not as versatile though. Prefer the Mark XX on the bracelet but to me, the BP always belongs on a riveter strap. If only I could justify having both in the collection...
Hello my friend what do you know about the MAURICE DE MAURIAC watches I like their models but I'm not very sure about the prices but I would like to have the opinion of someone like you
Please stop telling us, that you habe the smp300, it is getting more and more anoying and boring. Get rid of it and buy the white speedy, it is so much more nicer. No offence 😀
The Speedmaster looks 20 times better than your Seamaster, its a no brainer for you to sell it and swap with it dude. i find the dial for Hamilton Murph 38 is much better looking than this IWC especially when you swap it with bracelet. It does exactly what this IWC can do . Currently wearing black bay 58 OG version on my wrist.
Lovely bit of kit! I got a Mark XVIII back in December and have it on a black IWC nato. Prefer the brushed bezel and the black date wheel, but the XX is a great update too.
$2500 is a big stretch. You’ll struggle to get into Longines Spirit for that money. Would I pay retail for it? No. But the beauty with pieces like this is the pre-owned market, which determines what the watch is worth. 8yr warranty also doesn’t hurt, along with 120hrs of PR
O, please, for God's sake, that is not an IWC manufacturer caliber, and it was developed by Baume & Mercier, which IWC is enjoying being under the same umbrella of Richmont. Say it....
when they said this is an in-house calibre. Well yeah for the Richmond group. IWC clearly, have the most expensive bracelets and cases ever. in terms of dial, this watch is not really much above Christopher Ward and is below monta, the movement is not better than Tudor . Oris norqain bremont Tudor longines all offer more for less money. I love the bracelet and I love the finishing the plane on the caseback but £5600, you could buy a Rolex perpetual for that.
Versatile? It's just a normal watch with a blue dial. Not 100m water resistant, too sporty to dress up with, too dressy to be a sports watch, no display caseback, poor lume coverage. The only thing it has going for it is it's 40mm diameter and 10mm thickness.
It does have 100m water resistance. The bracelet is pretty much best in the business. He missed that in the clasp it has a ratchet system that can allow it to expand or contracted without taking the watch off. 5day power reserve.
Probably very versatil watch,also very nice,problem is he have been copied so and so at the end look more banal,and perhaps the pride very high ,i prefere a more clasic portofino full gold seen in chrono24 for only 6500$,of course its a 34mm diameter
Hey Team! I know this is the Mark 20 but wanted to avoid confusion as it’s labelled as the Mark XX on IWCs website! Anyways, enjoy, much love from Mexico!
No worries, XX is the Roman numeral equivalent of 20
Cheers!
Haha
This video is great!
Altho without music I am afraid its performance will be hammered and it doenst deserve it.
That shade of blue is amazing.
I love my IWC Spitfire. Even wearing it with the black silicone strap, you can wear it with jeans, shorts or a suit. Totally badass.
Same. And not to mention the Mark XVIII bracelet fits it perfectly. So you get IWC’s class leading bracelet too! Such a great watch. Only thing is mine runs so fast. Like 8-15s a day :/
@@TheBeastly1113that’s why IWC sucks and I’d never own one. You’ll never see a Rolex or omega running 8-15 seconds a day fast. Utterly ridiculous for a luxury timepiece
Beautiful, although I prefer the XVIII.....I feel that the numerals are standing too far of the indices on the XX....they probably did that to get the date window more aligned, but it gives it a too-full dial in my opinion, compared to the XVIII where the numerals are very close to the indices as they are on all other Marks and the Big Pilot
I traded in my white dial seamster for the black dial Speedy 3861 back in October 2023. So far, it's still feeling like the right decision. I do miss some aspects of the Seamaster, especially with it on the black rubber strap, but the overall package of the Speedy just makes it so much better. The bracelet by itself is worth the switch.
Love mine, in black. Not mentioning the quality of the bracelet and especially the clasp is ridiculous for a wristwatch channel........
Calm down Karen
True. It's the best clasp on the market. It's like he didn't know about it...
How can you not mention the quick change bracelet and hidden slide adjustment on the clasp?! I have this exact model and those two features along with the 5 day power reserve are what really sets it apart. Looks great on a grey B&J nato.
thank you ! that's what I wanted to know, . . hehe
thats why 82% of audience has not subscribed lol
Thought the same
Yes
Missed a beat there..the extending clasp and the 120 hour power reserve are both brilliant sales clinchers. (I have not handled the watch but I am going to do so.) The Santos de Cartier is also really great but only 50 hours of power reserve and no adjust meant on the bracelet . (Although I use the Navy leather strap and deployment which came with mine.)
Mark 20! You’re killing me Harrison! 😂
EDIT: saw the first comment after I wrote this…all is forgiven 😊
Did you seriously just call this watch the “ex ex” ??
Wristcheck: Citizen Nighthawk.
Agree with you that this must be on of the best GADA watches on the market but how can you not talk about the hidden IWC-button on the clasp for on the fly micro adjustment of the bracelet??
I'm not a huge fan of the dial, but I can't think of a bracelet more perfect than this. If I didn't already have many versatile watches, this would be a strong contender.
Was seriously considering this until i found the lume is only present on the 12 3 6 and 9 markers ....for a flieger i prefer everything lumed like what a Laco flieger pro offers
I think it might be the most versatile luxury watch, period. It really should replace the Explorer I as the default "GADA" luxury watch. Esp because it has the quick change strap system (buckle is also quick change), and the watch legit looks good on bracelet, rubber, and leather. Only other watch I can say that about is the VC Overseas, which is like 4x the price.
Does this movement still have the jumping minute hand bug- when you hack the watch?! In November i noticed it pushing the crown in and out, plus the lack of chronometer certification was a bummer, therefore i walked out without it.
I am wearing my GP Laureato 42mm (green dial). This was my latest purchase.
Since it’s a pilot watch it should have more super luminova for use in the air at night. It would look better, and higher end IMO, with the hour numbers with luminova as well. Same if you are using it in the field. It is supposed to be a “tool” watch.
I bought a blue one last April, swapped the blue leather strap out for a brown one.
Went to collect my one and it had the jumping minute hand problem when you pulled the crown out which is very common on the 32111 movement 🤦🏻♂️
The Mark XX is a near perfect watch... and those Blue and Green dials are beautiful! If IWC could up the water resistance to 150-200m and please lume the entire dial and second hand... and it's a perfect watch. Especially w/that fantastic bracelet!!
Actually wearing my Mark XX green dial!
It's lovely, but I'd get an explorer or aquaterra before this. Furthermore, hype aside, the White speedy is beautifully executed. We know they wear lovely. Have a stunning movement. And now have a stunning dial face, that would make a stunning pair with your Seamaster 300m.
Versatility, my mind instantly went to CWC's G10 or Royal Navy stainless diver. Fitting, for a military themed watch.
A Mark XX with onion crown, full lume and additional time zone function would be my no-brainer watch
Great watch indeed, with an extremely comfy bracelet - maybe you could have mentioned the quick release system of it, or the easy sizing and the on the fly adjustment in the clasp, makes it even more versatile - still a really nice video
Very beautiful dress-sport every day every hour watch nice job IWC 💪👍👏❤️❤️
Amen to that!! 🙏
IWC, I would not mind the date window at 6. Tks for the vid, man.
Have this. This is the best go where do anything watch in the market: even more than the Explorer 1
Explorer blows this watch away. And unlike the IWC, a Rolex actually keeps proper time and is guaranteed to do so.
In a world where the explorer doesnt exist i would agree
These are less common than an Explorer and that XX bracelet is a winner.
I adore everything about it except the polished second and fourth links in the bracelet. So I got mine with a strap. Waiting for IWC to release a fully brushed bracelet in the future.
“My name is Harrison as always” in the “as always” you sounded soooo Adrian Barker
Who’s Adam Barker?
@@hansakselos4636 a good fella that likes to drink coffee and in his spare time talks about watches
@@lal3061 I think you’re talking about Adrian, not Adam.
@@hansakselos4636 what are you saying? My comment clearly says Adrian. Just kidding, thanks for spotting. It’s corrected now
@@lal3061 😊
It's an excellent watch and on my very short list. The blue is stunning. The bracelet is close to the Rolex jubilee in comfort. One drawback is the choice of planes on the case.
I am currently wearing the IWC pilot's chrono 41mm - AMG racing colors. I also have a mark XVIII with the sun burst brown dial
I love seeing an IWC on someone else. They're cool. Just not that interested in buying one for myself. Cool watches though. Maybe when I grow up I'll acquire the taste for em.
I’ve got the Mk XVI. Very versatile. And I got it when 39mm watches weren’t so popular. I’d always been a fan of the MoD Dirty Dozen watches. And nice to see UWC continuing the tradition.
currently wearing mi Omega Globemaster 2 tone. I love it.
Sinn 556 - realistically that’s a good competitor for this watch. The two are unmatched because IWC has a fantastic movement. when it comes to the design and the overall look , I don’t think there’s much in it.
I mean how you can be a watch dealer reviewing a watch and get the name wrong, not mention the micro adjustment or easy exchange bracelets is quite staggering.
I’ve noticed he seems to be making things up as he goes along, about two weeks ago He did a review of Christopher Ward and he came up with things I have never heard of before.
I love my IWC Pilot's Chronograph 41 in the racing green dial, which also has an open case back, you should do a review of that! And I've got my blue Omega SMP 300M on.
"My name's *High Pressure* as always"
_slowly press his coffee_
😂😂
you should do a vid on the things that annoy watch people. As you mentioned the Big Pilot crown...yep it looks a little out of place on that watch. It might have been functional in its day but.... A couple of things that I don't love.... Rolex cyclops, seamaster gas release etc. There are so many better solutions out there. Yes, I would buy a Sub no date if I had the coin!
Hey my friend. I feel u so good about wanting that White Speedy. But its definitly buying into the Hype and U might regret IT. U Love ur Seamaster und U have IT for such a long time now...let IT be the one watch U passs over to Ur child one day.
Start collecting Money slowly. Every month a Bit. And one day U have enough for the Speedy. And U have sth to work for thats kinda nice. In 2 or 3 years U have enough Money and then U will See if U really want IT without any Hype.
Keep Up ur good Work Love ur Vids.
I’ve wearing my white dial Speedmaster Reduced on a tan leather strap at the moment. IWC Mk XX or Mk XVIII are great watches but I still think the crown is a little bit too big. I’d like one though but I can’t convince myself I need another do-it-all watch when I already have an Explorer and an Aqua Terra
Forgot the mention the easxchange strap system and adjustable clasp. This is what makes it the MOST versatile, go from bracelet to rubber to leather in seconds no tools needed!! 😢
The Calibre 32111 is a Valfleurier movement and isn't manufactured by IWC. It's a generic Richemont Group-specific movement used by many brands within that conglomerate.
Ok, and? Hate to say this but Richemont and Swatch watch makers are producing some of the best movements in the business. It's kinda like car manufacturing, by having a parent company, the cost of innovation can be spread out, which also creates shared movement. But for the money those movements are incredible
@@ALL-il1sw The point I was making is exactly summarised by your end statement. If indeed “for the money these movements are incredible”. Why are they used in watches with such diverse price points? Where is the value aspect, when the same movement is used in a £3,600 Baume et Mercier Riviera, a £5,050 IWC Pilot watch Mark XX or a £10,500 IWC Ingenieur? Also, these movements are brand-finished by Valfleurier, so they differ in appearance only. Horology is all about pushing the boundaries of movement design and manufacturing. This has little to do with brand-specific price points, cases, dials or bracelet design. But, I suppose the real controversy lies in the fact. These in-house movements are not manufactured by the companies as claimed on their websites.
@@michaelhayward107 I wouldn't call the Rolex movement incredible, I wouldn't even call it good. That movement has known amplitude problems.
@@ALL-il1sw Yes, according to customer feedback on various forums, some 32XX movements may present this anomaly. But, since Rolex hasn't commented on the issue, rumours will persist.
@@michaelhayward107 I wonder why they won't comment, the issue has been in existence for 9 years. Moreover, why won't reviewers like this channel report on it? So many questions not being asked and no resolutions being offered.
Excellent roundup. Having owned this exact watch for about a year I agree with all you said, you summed it up very well. One thing you didn't touch on much is the bracelet being incredibly comfortable and the on-the-fly is the best there is. I know some like and some don't like the sporty/slightly-dressy look with the polished bits on the bracelet, but putting personal fashion/style tastes aside the way the bracelet wears is just the best. And it quick-disconnects for a nato when you're going adventuring :-) This really can be a one-and-done every single day watch! I'm a big fan. I had the blue for about a year, then sold it and got the classic (more purist) black dial.
My first luxury watch ❤
Hello Herrison, no single word about the microsdjustment??? Or did I missed something 😅
The Logo at the clasp is a button to press !!! Do it… do it… 😂
You really cannot forget the quick adjust on the bracelet. Especially this, it has a really beautiful mechanism through the IWC button on the clasp. No wonder 85 percent have not subscribed. I have not subscribed for sure.
Got the black dial version in january of this year. It is a real comfort to wear. Really love the wearing comfort of this on a bracelet. The looks is also great if you like field/pilot watch aesthetic.
Quirk: the minute hand would jump forward when you pull the crown to hack the movement...but it has no issues with timekeeping at all since mine runs at a net of 0.0 seconds per day (gains 1 sec worn, loses 1 sec when placed dial up resting overnight)
Nice to have things: -fully lumed arabic numerals, but i do understand it is a design choice in keeping with the original lume placement of the mark XI.
-heat blued hands instead of high polish, to give it that german flieger look.
Im split between the black or the blue. Bracelet is super comfortable but I feel the 5 link looks a bit too dressy for a pilot watch..
I really love this watch but still prefer my Big Pilot 43. Its definitely not as versatile though. Prefer the Mark XX on the bracelet but to me, the BP always belongs on a riveter strap. If only I could justify having both in the collection...
On my wrist; IWC, TMZ, 3 handed GMT.
I have the beautiful UTC model ❤
I bought one a couple of month ago. Great watch but is back to the AD. It runs 12 seconds too fast.
Sounds right on par for an IWC. Their movements suck. Get a Rolex or omega
It's my dream watch right now, My father introduced me to IWC
Tissot prx green waffle dial On my wrist
Omega seamaster aqua terra 41mm black dial, on omega sailcloth strap.
Hi! How do you check the digital lug to lug? I’d it an app on your iPhone?
Oft overlooked piece but for my money this is the best watch for right about 4k.
This is pushing £6k on a bracelet
@@alec8568look on chrono 24- 4k new
@@alec8568 Nobody is paying retail for this though
For this price should have a full balance bridge and free sprung balance wheel
Why is it so few brands match the date wheel to the dial colour?
Beautiful piece. If it was non date I’d definitely have one.
How is the lume and accuracy? (COSC/METAS) ?
Hello my friend what do you know about the MAURICE DE MAURIAC watches I like their models but I'm not very sure about the prices but I would like to have the opinion of someone like you
What about the easy link removable bracelet ?
Please stop telling us, that you habe the smp300, it is getting more and more anoying and boring.
Get rid of it and buy the white speedy, it is so much more nicer.
No offence 😀
The Speedmaster looks 20 times better than your Seamaster, its a no brainer for you to sell it and swap with it dude.
i find the dial for Hamilton Murph 38 is much better looking than this IWC especially when you swap it with bracelet. It does exactly what this IWC can do .
Currently wearing black bay 58 OG version on my wrist.
Great watch, but I find the lugs a bit long.
NOPE, nobody thought of the Zenith Defy Classic.
Can someone please explain why it's worth over US$5,000?
What makes it better than at $1,500 or $2,500 watch?
Movement, quality of case construction and finishing, the IWC name.
Lovely bit of kit! I got a Mark XVIII back in December and have it on a black IWC nato. Prefer the brushed bezel and the black date wheel, but the XX is a great update too.
Seiko turtle is the best watch of all time.
😂😂😂
40mm for a Mark is a smidgen too big imo, a Mark should be around 37 - 38...
My emaciated 6" wrist agrees
@@Jelloc 6.25 here
Have this. Beautiful piece. Is an absolutely wonderful piece of work.
Amazing choice!! I’m a fan of
@@ChisholmHunterOfficialYup. The bracelet is best in class. Resizing it was so smooth.
Nothing to me says this watch is worth $6500 in Canada. Like, maybe $2500.
$2500 is a big stretch. You’ll struggle to get into Longines Spirit for that money. Would I pay retail for it? No. But the beauty with pieces like this is the pre-owned market, which determines what the watch is worth. 8yr warranty also doesn’t hurt, along with 120hrs of PR
"X X” made the entire review suspect. Zero clue
Oh so nice
So nice
Great review, love the blue dial, been thinking of buying one for quite some time. 🤔
Thanks mate, appreciate that!
Very Good
Mark 20 pls....
Was looking at Rolex DJ but might get this instead.
That would be dumb
@@whereRbearsTeeth I like this bracelet better than the jubilee
@@nathanmagnuson2589Do you like your movement to run accurately? If so, get the Rolex, not the IWC.
Numerals should have been lumed
O, please, for God's sake, that is not an IWC manufacturer caliber, and it was developed by Baume & Mercier, which IWC is enjoying being under the same umbrella of Richmont. Say it....
What’s the size of wrist on person shown wearing the watch?
My wrist is 6.5 inches!
Nice! That’s my wrist as well and it looks great on you. Thanks,
I was never a fan of funky styled hands. Likes of IWC pilots, Omega PLO, Tudor, etc
when they said this is an in-house calibre. Well yeah for the Richmond group. IWC clearly, have the most expensive bracelets and cases ever. in terms of dial, this watch is not really much above Christopher Ward and is below monta, the movement is not better than Tudor . Oris norqain bremont Tudor longines all offer more for less money. I love the bracelet and I love the finishing the plane on the caseback but £5600, you could buy a Rolex perpetual for that.
Lol you are clueless
Beautiful watch, I just added it to my shortlist, I’ve never seen this model before, thanks for the review
Nice
IMO the Mark XX is way better than the overhyped and vastly overpriced Ingeneur… at 1/2 price.
Don’t sell your seamaster! The new speedmaster isn’t going anywhere. Just wait while you save for it.
Nice whach🥰
Nice🥰
❤️❤️
Tissot PRX Powermqtic80 40mm glacier blue dial
Account Department don't give money after Work
Mark eggs eggs, really ?!
i had. Really bad accuracy, this movement don't have chronometer certification. My personal had 15s deviation per day... Mark XVII much, much better
You can always exchange it at the ad
Versatile? It's just a normal watch with a blue dial. Not 100m water resistant, too sporty to dress up with, too dressy to be a sports watch, no display caseback, poor lume coverage. The only thing it has going for it is it's 40mm diameter and 10mm thickness.
It does have 100m water resistance.
The bracelet is pretty much best in the business. He missed that in the clasp it has a ratchet system that can allow it to expand or contracted without taking the watch off.
5day power reserve.
100m. You’re clueless
Probably very versatil watch,also very nice,problem is he have been copied so and so at the end look more banal,and perhaps the pride very high ,i prefere a more clasic portofino full gold seen in chrono24 for only 6500$,of course its a 34mm diameter
Huh??
@@whereRbearsTeeth huuh??? Could you be more specific...