Yacht Club II Jumbo
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For the Sea 2!
In the late 1970s, IWC introduced the Yacht Club 2, designed by Gerald Genta, in response to Japanese quartz competition. In addition to its maritime design, its features included an integrated bracelet and a slim profile. At the time, the watch was available with either the (more expensive) 2250 quartz movement or an automatic movement based on the JLC 889. In addition to the different movements, it was also available in various sizes.
We are pleased to present the large "Jumbo" Reference 3312 with a quartz movement and a 38mm diameter in steel/gold.
The watch case is in beautiful condition with light signs of wear. The gold has developed a dark patina in places because the watch was kept in a safe for many years. If desired, this patina can be removed through polishing.
The tritium linen dial is in very beautiful condition and is also signed with the Sigma symbol. The beautifully designed steel bracelet is in very good condition. The current length allows for a wrist circumference of up to approximately 19 cm.
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Specifications
- Year
- approx. 1978
- Case
- Steel/Gold
- Strap
- Steel/Gold
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
- Diameter
- 38 mm
- Dial
- Gold
- Orig. papers
- No / AoT warranty
- Orig. box
- No / AoT box
- Caliber
- Quartz
- Warranty
- 1 year
- Condition
- Very good
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Every watch offered at Artisans of Time has been personally selected, examined, and appraised by Linus. After his assessment, the watch is sent to a certified watchmaking workshop. There, the authenticity of the watch is verified once more. This is followed by a functional check for accuracy and water resistance, as well as general maintenance, during which wear parts such as seals are replaced if necessary.
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