IWC Schaffhausen of the United States

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Pilot's Watches


Since the mid-1930s, Schaffhausen watch manufacturer IWC has been making robust and reliable timepieces for pilots and their passengers. With its new models, IWC gets off to a powerful start in 2012, the year of the Pilot’s Watches.


TOP GUN
If you plan to stay ahead of the rest, your technology has to be state of the art. Heading up the professional Pilot’s Watches from IWC Schaffhausen is the new 2012 TOP GUN collection.
Small Seconds	Chronograph
The Big Pilot’s Watch TOP GUN Miramar is equipped with the largest automatic movement from IWC, with a power re- serve of 168hours. The division into external chapter ring and inner hour circle on the dial is reminiscent of the deck watches of the 1930s and 40s and, thus, the historical legacy of Pilot’s Watches from IWC.
Small Seconds	Perpetual Calendar
High-tech meets Haute Horlogerie: the Big Pilot’s Watch TOP GUN from IWC Schaffhausen. The watch’s imposing ceramic case is a repository of some of watch- making’s greatest-ever achievements.


Classics

IWC Schaffhausen has been manufacturing professional timepieces for pilots and air travelers since 1936. The functionally designed cockpit of the Ju 52 was the inspiration for the instrument look of IWC Pilot’s Watches and has left its mark on the genre to this day. IWC timepieces in an authentic cockpit-style design: Pilot’s Watch Mark XVII (Ref. 3265), Pilot’s Watch Double Chrono- graph (Ref.3778) and Pilot’s Watch Worldtimer (Ref.3262).
In 2012, the Big Pilot’s Watch (Ref.5009) from IWC Schaffhausen retains its familiar looks and the ultra-efficient IWC-manufactured 51111 calibre.	The new Pilot’s Watch Worldtimer (Ref.3262) from IWC Schaff- hausen has a 24-hour ring that enables the wearer to read quickly and easily all 24 time zones, including Universal Time Coordinated (UTC).
The Pilot’s Watch Chronograph (Ref. 3777) from the 2012 col- lection comes with all the qualities you would typically expect in a high-performance Pilot’s Watch: precision, functionality and reli- ability.	With its new red design features, the dial of the Pilot’s Watch Double Chronograph (Ref.3778) from IWC Schaffhausen is even more attractive and, thanks to a larger case – now 46millimetres – significantly more legible.
In both form and function, the Pilot’s Watch Mark XVII (Ref. 3265) is a virtually perfect example of a classic pilot’s watch. Like cockpit instrumentation, the dial is black with white indices and reduced to essentials: legibility is a top priority.



Spitfire

With modernized design, new features and IWC-manufactured movements, the new Spitfire watches from IWC Schaffhausen are preparing for a stunning vertical take-off.
The Spitfire Chronograph (Ref.3878) is equipped with the IWC- manufactured 89365 calibre. Apart from increasing the watch’s power reserve to 68 hours, it accommodates a stopwatch function with minutes and seconds as well as a flyback function.	The Spitfire Perpetual Calendar Digital Date-Month (Ref. 3791) combines tasteful design with the art of watchmaking at its finest. It is the first IWC Pilot’s Watch to show the date and month digitally, in the form of four large numerals.