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Front shot image of IWC Pilot's Watch Mark XX with black dial, stainless steel case and black strap.

These puristic models are designed to resemble easy-to-read cockpit instruments and feature functional elements like protection against magnetic fields. They are directly related to historic navigation watches, such as the Mark 11 from 1948. 

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COCKPIT INSTRUMENT LOOK

The high-contrast dials are modeled after functional cockpit instruments. Large Arabic numerals, bold luminous markings and sword-shaped hands ensure perfect readability. 

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32000 calibre family

The IWC-manufactured 32000 calibre family consists of robust, precise and versatile automatic movements. The escape wheel and the pallet fork are made of silicon. The use of this wear-resistant material also increases resistance to magnetism. A bidirectional pawl winding system builds up a power reserve of at least 72 hours. The balance oscillates at a frequency of 4 hertz (28'800 vibrations per hour). 

Product Information

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Central hacking seconds
Power Reserve 120 hours
IWC EasX-CHANGE® System
Glass secured against displacement by drop in air pressure
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IWC Pilot’s Watches

Initially developed as robust and precise navigation instruments for the cockpit, modern Pilot’s Watches have evolved into versatile sports watches with an aviation-inspired design. 

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