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1970s IWC "Yacht Club" Ref.811AD rare White roman dial with Bracelet

Manufacturer IWC
Model Yacht Club
Year of Manufacture 1970s
Reference no. 811AD
Product no. A-7291
Price

¥484,000 (with tax)

¥440,000 (without tax)

Manufactured in the 1970s, this International Watch Co. (IWC) masterpiece “Yacht Club” Ref. 811AD features a stainless steel case and a white Roman numeral dial.

Among Yacht Club models, which more commonly feature simple designs with bar indexes and baton hands, this example stands out for its rare white Roman dial. The dial has a lacquered finish, giving it a distinctive glossy white sheen unique to lacquer dials, complemented by black printed Roman numerals and a striking set of three centrally mounted hands painted in black, creating a strong and unique presence.

It is equipped with the Cal. 8541B, one of the final automatic movements produced by vintage IWC, featuring a quickset date function and a hacking seconds mechanism. With its shock resistance and water resistance, it offers exceptional practicality among vintage watches. Additionally, it comes with its original bracelet (suitable for wrist sizes up to 17 cm), making it an especially attractive and versatile piece that can be worn year-round.

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Item details

Serial no. 2,072,***
Caliber 8541B
Movement no. 2,039,***
Movement type Automatic
Material Stainless Steel
Case size 36mm
Case type Screw back Water-resistant
Dial Original
Type of Indices Print
Belt Original (lug width: 18mm)
Evaluation case 93%
Evaluation dial 95%
Evaluation mov 93%
Condition 4.5
Rarity 4.5

Other details

Case: While there are some minor scratches and signs of aging, the original shape and volume are well preserved. The bracelet screws are seized, making it impossible to remove individual links. However, the buckle can be adjusted to fit wrist sizes ranging from 14 cm to 17 cm.

Dial: In excellent condition with no noticeable scratches or stains.

Movement: Winding, calendar function, and second hand regulation all work properly. Accuracy is within approximately 10 seconds per day.