Watches

Reference: IW3540 Complete Set Wire Price: $10,000 Specifications Year: 1991 Model: Ingenieur Case Diameter: 34mm Lug to Lug: 42mm Case: Yellow Gold Dial: White Movement: Automatic Condition First thing to note, the date will be adjusted to the current time before being shipped to its new owner. The watch is in sharp, unpolished condition. The watch was fully serviced by IWC in 2020 and comes with documentation. The case is nice and clean with little/normal wear. The watch is on an aftermarket strap with the original buckle. The watch also comes as a true complete set with all its paperwork. The Story The IWC Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar is a watch designed with a Kurt Klaus perpetual calendar movement that is easy to set and manufacture. It allows for the advance of date, day of the week, month, moon phase, year, and century through a twist of the crown. This design is unique as it reminds us that time is linear and finite, unlike traditional perpetual calendars that repeat without end. The watch also has a century complication, which will need to be replaced at the end of the 22nd Century to denote subsequent centuries. However, it is delivered with a vial containing a piece that can be used until the end of the 25th Century. The IWC 3540 is housed in an antimagnetic gold case with a 34mm diameter and 9mm thickness, which fits easily on the wrist. The screwdown crown and sporty appearance make the watch suitable for any situation, and it can be quickly updated with a turn of the crown.

The IWC Big Ingenieur IW5005-02 is a bold timepiece that showcases IWC's engineering prowess. Launched in 2007, it features a large 45.5mm stainless steel case with a thickness of 15mm, exuding a strong presence on the wrist. The watch is powered by the IWC-manufactured 51113 automatic movement, ensuring precision and reliability. It also boasts an impressive 168-hour power reserve. The black dial is complemented by a black leather strap, making it versatile for both formal and casual occasions.