Monopusher

A watch with a stopwatch function that can be started, stopped and reset via a single control: the push-button crown. When the crown is pushed once, the second and minute hands start moving. Pushing the crown a second time stops the chronograph; when it is pushed a third time, the second and minute hands are reset to zero.

IWC’s philosophy is based on a passion for watchmaking, untiring enterprise and perfect craftsmanship

Stories

Florentine Ariosto Jones

Florentine Ariosto Jones, who founded IWC in 1868, is one of the most important but also most enigmatic figures in the history of IWC. Find out more.

When a complication is grande

IWC’s Grande Complication watches, especially the Portugieser Grande Complication, represent the pinnacle of traditional watchmaking. Find out more.

Aesthetic appeal with a longer service life

An IWC is not only a precision instrument for showing the time but also the ideal piece of jewelry to adorn the wrist of a man of the world. Find out more.

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Monopusher