IWC Schaffhausen
The production of each IWC mechanical timepiece demands tremendous vision. On the occasion of World Sight Day 2017, IWC is proud to announce a new corporate volunteering partnership with Be My Eyes. On this unique digital platform, IWC employees can share the gift of sight worldwide.
Corporate volunteering is an essential means of engaging IWC employees in sustainability and corporate social responsibility. In the past months, IWC employees have contributed their time to the Schaffhausen community, including nearly 200 hours to forest stewardship on the occasion of FSCFriday and to Laureus Sport for Good events.
In addition to full-day corporate volunteer events, IWC also seeks to provide employees a flexible opportunity to share their gift of time. With Be My Eyes, IWC offers an accessible, innovative, and meaningful volunteer opportunity – not only to its employees but also to its community. We warmly encourage you to join us and share your gift of sight – learn how it works and download the Be My Eyes app for iPhone or Android. Join the discussion on social media #IWC #GiftofTime #BeMyEyes #IWSEE. Together, we can harness the vision behind each IWC mechanical timepiece and share the gift of sight and time.
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Partnerships
In addition to ensuring responsible business practices, IWC Schaffhausen promotes positive impact through the work of our partner organizations.
Sustainability
IWC is committed to corporate social responsibility and has issued the industry’s first sustainability report. Read more about our corporate values.
Laureus
Laureus Sport for Good was established in 2000 by Richemont and Daimler, with IWC becoming a Global Partner in 2005. The foundation brings together people who share a belief in the power of sport to break down barriers, engage with others and change the world for the better.