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PostPosted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 2:14 pm 
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Hello everyone

What is the difference between the IWC rattrapante and the iwc Portuguese watch
Also what are they like as a watch. I have seen a dial with silver hands and numbers with a white dial that says its a Iwc rattrapante is this a watch iwc sells or a fake design.

Thank you for you're help. :) :)

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I've seen a Portuguese Ratty before. Supposedly very rare though... I think it's supposed to have a clear caseback and of course the third pusher on the 10-11 position. A rattrapante function is supposed to have essentially two timing mechanisms to time two separate events.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_chronograph

Also called a rattrapante, double chronograph and split chronograph.

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jlee5050 wrote:
I've seen a Portuguese Ratty before. Supposedly very rare though... I think it's supposed to have a clear caseback and of course the third pusher on the 10-11 position. A rattrapante function is supposed to have essentially two timing mechanisms to time two separate events.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_chronograph

Also called a rattrapante, double chronograph and split chronograph.



Thank you very much for the help and information :D :D

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jlee5050 wrote:
I've seen a Portuguese Ratty before. Supposedly very rare though... I think it's supposed to have a clear caseback and of course the third pusher on the 10-11 position. A rattrapante function is supposed to have essentially two timing mechanisms to time two separate events.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_chronograph

Also called a rattrapante, double chronograph and split chronograph.


I believe the word Rattrapante is French & means to catch time or something like that. Additionally, the Portuguese Rattrapante is from the the mid - 1990's. As far as the case back, I don't think it was clear it was a traditional metal.

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