Large Pilot's Watch

In 2016, IWC undertook a slight overhaul of the model, returning to the very origins of the Big Pilot's Watch. The IWC-manufactured calibre 52110 combines a number of particularly notable horological feats. This movement is equipped with a particularly efficient Pellaton automatic winding system, some of whose components are made of black or white ceramic. The two barrels store a power reserve of 7 days. The remaining power reserve is shown in a display at 3 o'clock. The Big Pilot's Watch has a date display at 6 o'clock and a central seconds hand, essential for flying. The 46-millimetre case, water-resistant to 6 bar, houses a soft iron inner case designed to protect the movement from magnetic fields. Also notable is the astonishing conical crown and the legendary Junkers JU-52 aircraft engraved on the caseback. This model is mounted on a black calfskin strap, perfectly matching the watch.