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 IW388108 features a 41 mm sandblasted titanium case, A signature black dial and Petronas green indexes and hands. Both a black embossed calfskin strap and a green rubber strap are supplied, And can be easily interchanged using the IWC EasX-CHANGE® system. Bold Arabic numerals, Triangular markers, Chronograph subdials, And day/date windows add to the excellent readability and practicality.
The movement is the in-house automatic caliber 69385, Providing a 46-hour power reserve. It has the durability of a sports watch with 100m water resistance, A screw-down crown, And a sapphire case back. The ultra-light titanium case provides a comfortable fit, The uniqueness of Petronas Green, The smooth operation of the chronograph, And the official collaboration with the Petronas F1 Team further enhance its collection value. Innovation, Motorsports sensibility, And modern practicality show a dynamic and sophisticated presence on the wrist.

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