When you see so many lovely IWC watch in rose gold crowded in a photo, how do you feel? I don’t think all people would come up with the same opinion. But, “admirable”, “delighted”, and “enjoyable” can’t be too far away from the truth. Pictured is the newly released IWC Vintage Collection Jubilee Edition, or the “Golden Age”.
IWC has been well-known for its “good, solid craftsmanship”, which is also the philosophy behind the IWC brand. In the 140-year history, IWC has only ever really created exceptional men’s watches. The prestigious watch company takes what it has expertized in and makes it better. So we are not surprised at all about the appearance of the Jubilee Edition.
The “Golden Age” stems from IWC watch icons, and makes an exquisite update. The first Special Pilot’s Watch from 1936, the original Portuguese from 1939, the Ingenieur from 1955, the Aquatimer from 1967, the first Da Vinci from 1969 and, finally, the first Portofino from 1984 are the founding legends behind the brand’s present-day watch families. IWC Schaffhausen revived these iconic timepieces as the IWC Vintage Collection in 2008. And now comes the Jubilee Edition in unlimited editions. Only developed within technical level, these regenerate watches follow the design of their predecessors, making the utmost respect for the legendary milestones. The fact also suggests that the appeal of these timeless designs still stands. It is really, really amazing, you know, that some of these “old things” are more than seventy years old! Only a timeless design language distinguishes true classics.
The Jubilee Edition comprises a dozen of beautiful gold watches – the Pilot’s Watch, Portuguese, Ingenieur, Aquatimer, Da Vinci and Portofino, each in rose gold and white gold. Carrying on the brilliance of the historic watch icons, the “Golden Age” is particularly well-timed for the holiday season.
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I am an IWC fan and love the vintage collection, it’s craftsmanship and elegance is timeless. Thanks for this blog.
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