The IWC Pilot’s Watch Automatic 36 IW324010, First introduced in 2016, Is a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional Pilot’s Watch design. The 36 mm stainless steel case, Matte black dial and rhodium-plated hands combine in harmony. The uncluttered indexes, Luminescent hands and Arabic numerals ensure excellent readability.
This model is equipped with the IWC caliber 35111 automatic movement, Which provides a power reserve of approximately 50 hours. It is water-resistant to 60 metres and has a soft iron inner case to protect the movement from magnetic fields, While the sapphire glass is designed to withstand sudden pressure changes during flight. The stainless steel bracelet and slim case thickness of 10.6 mm provide both durability and practicality.
The IW324010 is a continuation of the tradition of the B-Uhr navigation watch and the Mark 11 for the RAF from the 1940s, Yet is distinguished by its modern 36mm size that is comfortable to wear on the wrist. The case back is engraved with a Junkers JU52 transport aircraft from the 1930s, Symbolically showing the historical heritage of pilot watches.
The black dial’s intensity, Understated design, And practical specifications all come together to deliver a refined pilot’s sensibility on the wrist. The IW324010 is a representative model that allows you to experience both the long tradition and modern sensibility of IWC’s pilot’s watches.

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