As the fifth tribute from IWC to J.Y. Cousteau, this new Aquatimer chronograph celebrates the Commander's 100th birthday. It's an elegant diving watch, tested for you by The Watch Observer.
The Portofino range from IWC is prominently featured this year with 4 new models! Here is the review for its flagship model, the Hand-Wound 8 Days, with the first of IWC's 8-day manual movement.
A watch named after a small Italian village? Sounds weird, but there's a reason to it: this city once was the Italian Saint-Tropez back in the 60s'. This Portofino is a tribute to the vintage years.
The brand from Schaffhausen offers us, through this new declination of its mascot model, the Portuguese, a watch of great classicism. I have tested it for you. Review.
With this 16th generation of aviator's watches, IWC breaks some rectilinear aesthetical codes that have made the success of the Flieger's. Review of this new Flieger Chronograph.
When the great classic of IWC, the Portuguese, meets this remarkable complication that is the perpetual calendar, the expectations are very high. Let’s see how the Schaffhausen’s brand gives the answers.
Following the French team's performances in South Africa, the nostalgia of a team captained by Zidane gained on us... IWC had even dedicated a model to him...Review of this V.2 of this Big Ingenieur.
Emblematic to IWC with its sober and refined models, the Portuguese brand has enriched itself in 2010 with a new variation of “Yacht Club”. Let's review the details.
On the catalogue for now nearly 10 years, the Big Pilot is the highlight model of the “Flieger” scale, with high level dimensions and movement.
The Aquatimer line has been for 40 years the synonym of sober and sturdy dive watches that privilege functionality before estheticism. Let's see if the latest collection keeps its promises.
Dive watches: IWC unveiled this year its new collection of Aquatimer watches. Exclusive pictures.
Live from the SIHH 2012: IWC relaunches its Pilot watches collection!
While it’s still customary in the watchmaking world to adorn the wrists of movie stars, it is no longer enough. Here is the award-winning list of brand names that actively support the 7th Art.
