Although there used to be an Ingenieur with a stopwatch function, what has never existed before is one with a fully fledged mechanical chronograph. Now, all that has changed with the arrival of the new Ingenieur Chronograph from IWC, with its automatic 79350 calibre chronograph movement, small seconds hand with stop function and a chronograph with a central seconds hand and 30-minute counter. It has everything you would expect of a precision timepiece. And because the 4 Hz movement is able to display times to an accuracy of one-eighth of a second, the dial has an outer tachymeter scale. Another example of the watch's high-tech design is the outstanding reliability of the timing functions, enhanced by the fact that the chronograph push buttons are an integral part of the case. Despite these additional features, the Ingenieur Chronograph is as pure a piece of traditional watchmaking as you could wish to find. A case as strong as a safe, high-level protection against magnetic fields, screw-in crown, coated sapphire glass, the typical Ingenieur bezel with its five drilled holes and an astonishingly robust bracelet system.
- Mechanical chronograph movement
- Self-winding
- Chronograph with central seconds hand and 30-minute counter
- Power reserve of 44 hours when fully wound
- Small seconds hand with stop function
- Hour and minute hands
- Screw-in crown
- Soft-iron inner case for protection against magnetic fields
- Water-resistant to 120 m
- IWC metal bracelet system with folding clasp
图片附件: 3725_001_l.JPG (2006-4-24 16:45:34, 45 Bytes) / 下载次数 3
