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Full details and images of the IWC caliber 35111, including a list of all watches using this .
Here you can see information about the IWC 35111 caliber from the manufacturer . The IWC calibre 35111 is built to IWC specs but based on the Sellita SW300-1 .
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Full details and images of the IWC caliber 35111, including a list of all watches using this movement. Here you can see information about the IWC 35111 caliber from the manufacturer IWC. Open this page to view all information about the IWC 35111 caliber. The IWC calibre 35111 is built to IWC specs but based on the Sellita SW300-1 which is used by a multitude of reputable watch companies. It is indeed a very good, robust and reliable movement and as it is fairly popular may be more easily serviced than an exclusive in-house movement. IWC caliber 35111 » WatchBase. Full details and images of the IWC caliber 35111, including a list of all watches using this movement. You can see the C.35111 markings in my pictures, the Sellita logo, and of course the fact that it's a 25 jewel movement also marked.
I'm considering a pilot's watch and choosing between the Mark XVIII and the Spitfire. Other than the longer power reserve, is the "in house" 32110 movement in the Spitfire truly a better movement than the 35111 in the Mark XVIII? Much thanks for any advice! In lookiing at these they are fitted with the 35111 Calibre which I believe is IWC version of Sellita SW300-1. Does anyone know what kind of accuracy you can expect from theses particular pieces fitted with this Calibre from IWC. Are these good quality movements? Has anyone had any issues?
That’s well within spec for IWC’s ubiquitous 35111 Calibre (a modified ETA 2892), but I hoped for better. As for the date window bedeviling pilot watch purists, I’ll simply say it’s the perfect size, shape and position to be completely ignored.
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Can someone confirm you have seen real IWC movements without any finishing other than engraving of the proper marks? I bought this Portofino from a local dealer with very good reputation, but only watch with no papers. Inside the current Pilot’s Watch is the calibre 35111, based on the Sellita SW300-1. These Sellita movements run flawlessly; there is truly nothing to complain about. The 35111 has a power reserve of 42 hours, and also features a date and stop seconds.Pilot’s Watch Automatic 36. It offers the design and all the features of a typical Pilot's Watch, but with a case measuring just 36 millimetres in diameter is perfect for a slimmer wrist. In addition to the hour, minute and seconds hands, the Pilot’s Watch Automatic 36 also features a rapid-advance date display.
Full details and images of the IWC caliber 35111, including a list of all watches using this movement. Here you can see information about the IWC 35111 caliber from the manufacturer IWC. Open this page to view all information about the IWC 35111 caliber. The IWC calibre 35111 is built to IWC specs but based on the Sellita SW300-1 which is used by a multitude of reputable watch companies. It is indeed a very good, robust and reliable movement and as it is fairly popular may be more easily serviced than an exclusive in-house movement.
IWC caliber 35111 » WatchBase. Full details and images of the IWC caliber 35111, including a list of all watches using this movement. You can see the C.35111 markings in my pictures, the Sellita logo, and of course the fact that it's a 25 jewel movement also marked. I'm considering a pilot's watch and choosing between the Mark XVIII and the Spitfire. Other than the longer power reserve, is the "in house" 32110 movement in the Spitfire truly a better movement than the 35111 in the Mark XVIII? Much thanks for any advice!
In lookiing at these they are fitted with the 35111 Calibre which I believe is IWC version of Sellita SW300-1. Does anyone know what kind of accuracy you can expect from theses particular pieces fitted with this Calibre from IWC. Are these good quality movements? Has anyone had any issues?
That’s well within spec for IWC’s ubiquitous 35111 Calibre (a modified ETA 2892), but I hoped for better. As for the date window bedeviling pilot watch purists, I’ll simply say it’s the perfect size, shape and position to be completely ignored. Can someone confirm you have seen real IWC movements without any finishing other than engraving of the proper marks? I bought this Portofino from a local dealer with very good reputation, but only watch with no papers. Inside the current Pilot’s Watch is the calibre 35111, based on the Sellita SW300-1. These Sellita movements run flawlessly; there is truly nothing to complain about. The 35111 has a power reserve of 42 hours, and also features a date and stop seconds.
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