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Old 18 February 2016, 09:27 AM   #11
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Does the Portugieser Chrono still have the modified ETA? The one I have does but I got it 12 years ago. I thought they replaced it with an in house movement. Calibre 79350 on their Website, I suppose that could be an ETA...



OP: I'd say Sub and the lume is probably the biggest reason. But if you are set on an IWC I'd suggest the Yacht Club Chronograph. That's closer to the Sub in the Portugieser family. Though the Aquatimer line is their version of dive watches so from a diving tool perspective you should be shopping there.

Still ETA but the Chronograph Classic has an in-house movement.


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