The IWC Portofino collection has been synonymous with understated elegance and classic design since its first launch in 1984. Inspired by IWC’s traditional dress watches and pocket watches from the 1940s and 1950s, The collection eliminates unnecessary decoration and emphasizes essential beauty and practicality. The collection is named after the luxurious resort of Portofino on the Italian Riviera, And the watches embody a relaxed and sophisticated atmosphere.
The Portofino Automatic IW356519 is one of the models in the 'Jubilee Collection' commemorating the 150th anniversary of the brand's founding, And is limited to only 2, 000 pieces. The combination of blue hands and black indexes on the white lacquer dial completes the elegance of a minimalist and classic dress watch. The caseback is engraved with the '150 Years' commemorative engraving, As well as the individual number indicating which watch it is out of a total of 2, 000 pieces, Adding to its specialness.
The caliber 35111 automatic movement has a power reserve of 50 hours and a water resistance of 30 meters, Providing ample practicality for everyday use. The sapphire glass with anti-reflective coating on both sides and the sleek case shape add to the slim fit and boast a comfortable fit even under a shirt.
The Portofino collection's signature Italian elegance and simple design have earned it steady popularity as a daily watch that suits both everyday and formal occasions.

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