IWC

The IWC Portuguese watch collection is an absolute IWC classic. The collection unifies the disciplines of the company in both the area of classical pocket watches and the development of the wristwatch. The Portuguese collection has grown over the decades to encapsulate a whole range of elegant and boldly dimensioned mechanical timepieces, which have disproved the generalization that large watches cannot be classically beautiful.

The IWC Pilot’s Watch Classic collection demonstrates IWC's historical connection to timekeeping within the field of aviation. The Pilot’s Classic collection show off a range of watch models that are united by bold, easily legible luminous dials, cases with strong antimagnetic protection, and selfwinding movements. For those who prefer the ultimate aviators companion, the IWC Big Pilot watch stands out, due not only to its large dimensions, but also with its impressive 7-day power reserve.

The IWC Pilot’s Watch Spitfire watch collection shows off the same technical construction and refined detail that defines IWC’s Pilot's Watch Classic collection, but in a more elegant way. The collection is produced in stainless steel exclusively. The IWC Spitfire watch collection offers a three-handed watch, a chronograph and a highly functional UTC watch. The IWC Spitfire watches are as dependable in their operation as they are handsome of appearance.

The IWC Aquatimer watch collection brings IWC’s passion for engineering to the genre of professional dive timepieces. In a range of models in both steel and titanium, some featuring a chronograph complication, the IWC Aquatimer watches offer both great style and tremendous technical fascination. The IWC Aquatimer watch collection is powered exclusively by selfwinding mechanical movements, which have been designed for optimum durability and carefully adjusted for maximum precision by the watchmakers of the House.

The IWC Ingenieur watch collection showcases IWC’s engineering in an exceptionally rugged platform. The Ingenieur watches offer unusually effective protection against strong magnetic fields. The very first Ingenieur watches were introduced in the 1950's. Offered on a strap or bracelet in stainless steel, 18K rose gold, or titanium, depending upon the model, the IWC Ingenieur collection offers exceptionally fine finish work. IWC’s skilled watchmakers have carefully adjusted the ruggedly built selfwinding mechanical movements within the Ingenieur watches.

The IWC Portofino watch collection presents timepieces of elegant bearing, featuring moderate dimensions, outstanding finishing characteristics, and a classical dial presentation. Offered in stainless steel, or 18K rose gold, the IWC Portofino watches are animated by selfwinding movements, which have been carefully adjusted by IWC’s watchmakers.

The IWC Vintage watch collection is an invitation to rediscover the great design landmarks of one of Switzerland's most celebrated manufacturers. With great attention to detail, IWC has introduced a series of six historic timepieces: the Portofino, the Portuguese, the Pilot's watch, the Ingenieur, the Aquatimer, and the daring Da Vinci watch of 1969.

The IWC Da Vinci watch collection epitomizes the fascination in mechanical watches, combining a chronograph complication with a full perpetual calendar that displays day, date, month, full century, and phases of the moon, all animated by a highly precise selfwinding movement. This highly technical timepiece is considered an absolute classic amongst complicated mechanical watches. The stainless steel or 18K rose gold case of the IWC Da Vinci watch is perfectly crafted, its round contours and pushpieces projecting a sense of visual calm, that contrast strikingly with the elaborate wealth of information presented on the dial.