You will never see any "spider web" dials on our site apart from the early pre 1960's lacquered dials as,like an old school master the "spider web" effect is not only a sign of originality but also adds style or "patina" to the object. Notice that the rest of this watch (case and bezel insert) also reflects similar ageing properties.When one adds the "tropical" or "brown" hue to the dial and then throw in the fact that it is the rarest dial configuration to start with boasting the chronometer aspect of the movement within the 4 line printing you have a truly unique offering that can be worn every day and not treated with kid gloves.
1st & foremost, we understand & take responsibility for the fact that both tastes & horological fashions are ever changing.
We do this by being willing to take back past pieces we've sold either in the form of part exchanges or cash when needed.
With clients rarely loosing more than 15-20% in this process & even benefitting from large profits on occasion, we believe this is the way to build trust with the public. For example. If going 'off piste' & not sticking to in vogue trendy watches such as Batman's, we believe you would incur the same monetary loss spending £20,000 with us on your various purchases as you would spending £8500 at new RRP.
The very fact that we've never advertised in over 30 years shows we have a long standing loyal customer base. Please see testimonials for more on this.
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Like the reintroduction of the Mini motorcar over a decade ago, this reinterpretation of Big Pilot by IWC is better than the original. This 1st series Platinum example is of course the top of the top.