Post by boscoe on Nov 28, 2007 16:05:31 GMT -5
I'm becoming even more of a fan of this wonderful brand.
Check out THIS customer service from the members section of the corporate web site:
The story of every IWC watch starts long before it becomes its owner's lifetime companion, either strapped around the wrist or snuggling in a waistcoat pocket: instead it starts with its development and manufacture. And sometimes it can be a painful experience to bid farewell to your beloved watch. That is why, as early as the 19th century, we had the idea of never completely forgetting our watches but of devoting a book to them instead.
Since 1882, we have not only engraved every IWC movement with the individual movement number and calibre type. We have also entered all the details such as reference, calibre, material, case number, the date on which it left the factory and the recipient or watch distributor in the company's own register. In this way, anyone who inherits or purchases a second-hand IWC watch can find out all the details about it from us.
Would you like to know how old your IWC watch is or who the first owner was? If your watch is more than 10 years old then we will gladly send you an extract from the register. If you would like to know approximately how old your watch is, then you can see a summary here.
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Here's another reason:
Check out THIS customer service from the members section of the corporate web site:
The story of every IWC watch starts long before it becomes its owner's lifetime companion, either strapped around the wrist or snuggling in a waistcoat pocket: instead it starts with its development and manufacture. And sometimes it can be a painful experience to bid farewell to your beloved watch. That is why, as early as the 19th century, we had the idea of never completely forgetting our watches but of devoting a book to them instead.
Since 1882, we have not only engraved every IWC movement with the individual movement number and calibre type. We have also entered all the details such as reference, calibre, material, case number, the date on which it left the factory and the recipient or watch distributor in the company's own register. In this way, anyone who inherits or purchases a second-hand IWC watch can find out all the details about it from us.
Would you like to know how old your IWC watch is or who the first owner was? If your watch is more than 10 years old then we will gladly send you an extract from the register. If you would like to know approximately how old your watch is, then you can see a summary here.
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Here's another reason:
