IWC Pilot's Watch Automatic Spitfire Bronze Vintage and IWC's manually wound Calibre

and IWC's manually wound Calibre 98900 movement with the aforementioned flying minute tourbillon is revealed via a sapphire exhibition caseback

when Valjoux introduced perhaps the most ubiquitous modern-day automatic chronograph movement: the Valjoux 7750

this piece is powered by the beautifully decorated Schwarz Etienne Calibre ASE200

We’re sure some people found a good use for it

a luminous sunburst silver dial with applied baton indices and a matching handset

IWC Pilot's Watch Automatic Spitfire Bronze Vintage and IWC's manually wound CalibreThe Supermarine Spitfire stands confidently among the fighter aircraft greats along with the F 16 Falcon, the P 51 Mustang and the A10 Thunderbolt II. Built as a high performing, versatile aircraft, the British single seat fighter became the backbone of the Royal Air Forces fighter force during World War II. The Spitfire represented aviation prowess, design innovation and engineering excellence; its no wonder why IWC chose to name an entire collection