New IWC Ingenieur Chronograph with same case, same movement, same dimensions, yet with different dials and the apparition of a bracelet on the stainless steel versions. This chronograph version shares with the Ingenieur Automatic many elements, starting with its rather vintage-inspired case. It uses the same shape, with a large polished bezel, squared-lugs and vertically brushed casebands. The diameter is here increased to integrate the chronograph display and its movement.
The technical base remains identical. 3 versions will be available: stainless steel with silver-plated dial, gold-plated hands and appliqués and steel bracelet (IW380801), stainless steel with blue dial, rhodium-plated hands and appliqués and steel bracelet (IW380802) and 18k red gold with slate-coloured dial, gold-plated hands, solid red gold appliqués and black strap (IW380803). All three are 42mm in diameter and 15mm thick.
2017 IWC Ingenieur Chronograph features the latest movement developed by IWC and introduced on last year’s limited editions, the Calibre 69375 – fully explained here. The new chronograph movement has been designed and developed from scratch. It has to be seen as a robust, standard movement that can be produced in larger quantities meeting consistent quality standards. It has been conceived to become the new “entry-level” chronograph of the brand (replacing In the long term the 7750-based movements), yet it features interesting technical solutions https://www.aomwatches.is/.
The technical base remains identical. 3 versions will be available: stainless steel with silver-plated dial, gold-plated hands and appliqués and steel bracelet (IW380801), stainless steel with blue dial, rhodium-plated hands and appliqués and steel bracelet (IW380802) and 18k red gold with slate-coloured dial, gold-plated hands, solid red gold appliqués and black strap (IW380803). All three are 42mm in diameter and 15mm thick.
2017 IWC Ingenieur Chronograph features the latest movement developed by IWC and introduced on last year’s limited editions, the Calibre 69375 – fully explained here. The new chronograph movement has been designed and developed from scratch. It has to be seen as a robust, standard movement that can be produced in larger quantities meeting consistent quality standards. It has been conceived to become the new “entry-level” chronograph of the brand (replacing In the long term the 7750-based movements), yet it features interesting technical solutions https://www.aomwatches.is/.
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