IWC Watch Pilot Automatic 36 IW324010.  IWC Schaffhausen created its line of instruments for airborne celestial navigation over 80 years ago. The Pilot’s watch range is now one of the company’s most popular and versatile collections. This rugged, reliable pilot’s watch features the classic black dial with white Arabic numerals placed around the hour track. The iconic triangular index takes residence at 12 o’clock, protected underneath a sheet of sapphire glass integrated with anti reflective and scratch resistant technology.

IWC Watch Pilot Automatic Top Gun IW326901.  The demands placed on personnel navigating aircraft for missions that can last months inside aviation carriers can only be met by instruments crafted to the strictest of standards. This TOP GUN watch from IWC Schaffhausen’s Pilot’s Watch range is equipped to face the challenging conditions expected in any supersonic jets like the FA 18 Hornet. With a case crafted from black ceramic and a stealthy black dial to match, vital information like the Arabic numerals in white around the hour track can be referenced easily and at a glance.

IWC Watch Pilot's Automatic Spitfire IW326806. The Pilot's Watch Automatic Spitfire is the first IWC watch to feature an IWC-manufactured movement from the new 32000 calibre family. The Pilot's Watch Automatic Spitfire remains true to the purist instrument design of the Mark 11 navigation watch, which was produced from 1948 onward for the British Royal Air Force. The new, IWC-manufactured 32111 calibre is featured for the first time in this functional timepiece. The robust automatic movement has bidirectional pawl-winding that builds up a power reserve of 120 hours.

IWC Watch Big Pilots 43 Spitfire IW329701.  The Big Pilot’s Watch 43 Spitfire features a military aesthetic with a matte grey titanium case and crown, as well as a black dial in the design of historic observation watches.  Throughout its history, IWC Schaffhausen has engineered numerous mil-spec watches for different branches of the British military. These service watches were characterized by high-precision movements, extreme ruggedness, a functional design with easily legible dials, and purpose-built technical features.

IWC Watch Pilot's Chronograph IW378006.  Chronographs have formed an integral part of IWC Schaffhausen’s Pilot’s Watches collection since 1994. This Pilot’s Watch Chronograph features a stainless steel case with a diameter of 43 millimeters, a green dial, and rhodium-plated hands. The high-contrast dial with large Arabic numerals and the triangle index marker at 12 o’clock has been designed in the style of an easy-to-read cockpit instrument. Thanks to luminescent elements, the time can be read at a glance, even at night, or in difficult visibility conditions.

IWC Watch Pilot’s Chronograph 41 IW388103.  The IWC Schaffhausen Big Pilot’s Chronograph 41 watch with green dial is a timekeeping tool imbued with the distinct cockpit instrument inspired design. Its 41mm stainless steel case is integrated with 100 meter water resistance and topped with a scratch resistant and anti glare sapphire crystal glass secured against displacement by drop in air pressure. The same sapphire glass is also used on the reverse of the watch case.

IWC Watch Pilot's Automatic Mark XX IW328202. Conceived as navigation instruments for aviators, IWC Pilot's Watches are the quintessential tool for modern day explorers. The very first IWC Pilot’s Watches of the 1930s and 1940s set technical benchmarks, and the dial designs determined the instrument look that has remained characteristic to this day. Less is more: the Mark XX reduces the design and technical functionality of a pilot's watch to its pure essence.

IWC Watch Big Pilots Perpetual Calendar IW503608. No other complication has taken centre stage on the dial of the Big Pilot’s Watch more often than the perpetual calendar. Developed during the 1980s by IWC’s former head-watchmaker Kurt Klaus, the large dial not only lends itself well to the mechanism’s many displays, but it also makes reading of the calendar information particularly easy. The Big Pilot's Watch Perpetual Calendar features a stainless steel case, a racing green dial, rhodium-plated hands and a green rubber strap.

IWC Watch Big Pilots 43 Spitfire IW329702. The very first IWC Pilot’s Watches of the 1930s and 1940s set technical benchmarks, and the dial designs determined the instrument look that has remained characteristic to this day.

IWC Watch Big Pilots IW501015.  Taking residence upon the wrist with its familiar 46.2mm diameter, the IWC Big Pilot’s Watch presents the time on an eye catching green dial imbued with luminous hour markers and central hands. The utilitarian and functional design of the IWC Big Pilot’s Watch has become a cultural icon amongst elite watch collecting circles and is inspired by one of the manufacturer’s original cockpit instrument watches. The case of this IWC Big Pilot’s Watch is crafted from stainless steel and integrated with 100 meter water resistance.