Case Material: Ceratanium®
Diameter: 41.0 Millimeters
Height: 15.3 Millimeters
Water Resistance: 6 Bar
Ref. 3705 pioneered the use of black zirconium oxide ceramic for its case. The material was incredibly hard, extremely crack-resistant, and impervious to corrosion.
Tribute to 3705 takes the innovations one step further. The case, chronograph pushers, and pin buckle are made of Ceratanium®. This IWC-developed material is as light and robust as titanium, but at the same time similarly hard and scratch-resistant as ceramic.
The chronograph movement is one of the most sought-after and frequently used watch complications. And with good reason — no other complication brings such an air of sporting elegance to a timepiece as a chronograph.
IWC Schaffhausen has a distinctive and storied history with the chronograph watch. The first IWC chronograph, the Porsche Design Chronograph 1 (Ref. 37000), was manufactured in 1980. Since then, IWC has continued this tradition with a number of iconic chronograph watches in its lineup. The latest sensation, the Pilot’s Watch Chronograph Edition “Tribute to 3705” is no exception.
The special edition “Tribute to 3705” is a second chance at an iconic 90s classic.
Visit select boutiques to try the watch before you buy. “Tribute to 3705” is only available for purchase online.
Book an appointment in one of our 4 boutiques in the US: Madison Avenue, Rodeo Drive, Miami, Costa Mesa.
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Europe: London, Paris, Münich, Milan, Madrid ❘ Japan: Ginza, Osaka ❘ China: Beijing, Shanghai ❘ Dubai
Specials
Innovative MaterialsEvery material has specific properties and offers certain advantages. The search for a material that meets the functional and aesthetic demands of a watch is a central component in IWC’s approach to engineering. In the course of its history, the company has acquired expertise that is unique in the processing of case materials.
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