Is this available for purchase yet? If so, which dealers are selling? I've been in the market for an IWC for awhile. This looks perfect!
Thanks for sharing, the stitches are not even so I trust is hand done? There are a few Vietnamese strap makers now with gen crocs at $35usd delivered which I'm sure a few members will try them out as well. [emoji2]I have a strap maker in Italy that makes awesome IWC-spec straps for decent money. Drop me a message if interested. He charges around 100eur per strap.
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Thanks for sharing, the stitches are not even so I trust is hand done? There are a few Vietnamese strap makers now with gen crocs at $35usd delivered which I'm sure a few members will try them out as well. [emoji2]
Thanks for sharing, the stitches are not even so I trust is hand done?
There are a few Vietnamese strap makers now with gen crocs at $35usd delivered which I'm sure a few members will try them out as well. [emoji2]
You do raised some good points, assuming the Vietnamese makers does use farms which are not proper to the animals. How does one find out from makers in Europe that it won't be the same? Is there like an organisation you can go and find out etc? I did recently saw a vid about Hermes.If it's perfect handmade the stitches ARE even...
Sorry guys, I don't have any problems with gator or other exotic skins, I prefer them for my straps. But: the animals used for this skins should have been brewed for this purpose and their brewers should have take the right and enough care for the animals during their lifetime. These "vietnamese strap makers" with the extrem cheap straps NEVER use skins from such brewers! So you support animal abusers in buying this crap! A gator strap is beautiful, but expensive. If you can't spare the money: buy embossed calf.
BTW: take care for your own body and health! I'm sure you would never pull on - not even touch - such a cheap vietnamese strap if you'd know the tanning methods and tanning fluids they are using for this skins...
You do raised some good points, assuming the Vietnamese makers does use farms which are not proper to the animals. How does one find out from makers in Europe that it won't be the same? Is there like an organisation you can go and find out etc? I did recently saw a vid about Hermes.
If it's perfect handmade the stitches ARE even...
Sorry guys, I don't have any problems with gator or other exotic skins, I prefer them for my straps. But: the animals used for this skins should have been brewed for this purpose and their brewers should have take the right and enough care for the animals during their lifetime. These "vietnamese strap makers" with the extrem cheap straps NEVER use skins from such brewers! So you support animal abusers in buying this crap! A gator strap is beautiful, but expensive. If you can't spare the money: buy embossed calf.
BTW: take care for your own body and health! I'm sure you would never pull on - not even touch - such a cheap vietnamese strap if you'd know the tanning methods and tanning fluids they are using for this skins...
Agree with you there. Those are just uneeded and unwarranted+1000,000
Especially those elephant skins and other extreme exotic straps.. there are no other way than poaching these animals.
Gen is 42.3mmCan anyone confirm the size/thickness of this watch?
On toro's website, it says it is 40mm X 12.5mm, another website I looked at was 42mm X 14mm.
Hi,
I was just wondering what color Dial and hands would be the most accurate??, Ryan says they havent gotten the Blue Hands color quite sorted out yet from ZF, but the other option the silver Hand and numerals is for the platinum version of this watch, considerably heavier than steel, with this in mind what would experts here recommend??
Ehhh look who ventured outside the AP boardBoth hands are polished. The only matter now is which one has better rg color.