The Pilot's Watch Mark XVIII, Limited to 500 pieces, Was born from a collaboration between IWC and watch specialist magazine HODINKEE. Launched in 2019, This model honors the historical legacy of the Mark series, But is more of a modern reinterpretation than a simple reproduction. Inspired by the Mark XI delivered to the RAF in 1948 and the IW3705XX reference from the 1990s, The identity of the Flieger watch is clearly evident. The absence of a date window, Common to modern Mark models (from the Mark 12 onwards), Also contributes to a more symmetrical and clean look.
The IWC Mark 18 departs from the somewhat experimental Mark 17 and returns to a familiar design with a focus on "revival." The most significant change is the return of the traditional date window. This, Along with the return of Arabic numerals in the 6th and 9th positions and the full-fledged minute track, Further faithfully aligns with the classic Mark series design.
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