The IWC Pilot's Watch collection began in the 1930s with the Special Watch For Pilot. This watch was designed to ensure that pilots could rely on it even under extreme conditions and established the fundamental characteristics of a pilot's watch, Such as excellent readability, Anti-magnetic properties, And resistance to temperature changes. The Pilot's Watch is the epitome of aviation watchmaking, Combining aviation heritage with modern watchmaking technology.
The IWC Pilot Chronograph Spitfire IW387901 features a 41 mm stainless steel case, A matte black dial, Cream-coloured Super-LumiNova indexes and luminous silver-toned hands. The green textile strap is inspired by the cockpit of a Spitfire fighter jet, Making it both practical and comfortable to wear. The movement is the in-house automatic calibre 69380, Which has a power reserve of 46 hours. It is water-resistant to 60 metres and has practical functions such as a magnetic protection function with a soft iron inner case, A chronograph, And a day and date window.
Since its first appearance in 2019, It has received positive reviews for its “appropriate 41mm size, Harmony of vintage and modern details, And excellent readability.”

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