IWC Ingenieur (IW3521-01)

The Details

IWC’s Ingenieur Officially Certified Chronometer White (IW3521-01 (aka: 3521-01, IW352101)) was originally released in 1993 – 2000. This watch features a automatic movement beating at a frequency of 28800 bph (4 Hz) to provide a 40-hour power reserve when fully wound.

The Case

The stainless steel case measures 34mm in diameter and roughly 8.8mm thick. The round case is paired with a white color dial with stick-shaped hands, and a stick / dot hour markers and minute track, covered by a sapphire glass. IWC’s Ingenieur model IW3521-01 is water resistant up to 120 meters (394 ft). A solid caseback is over the back of the watch case.

The Movement

The Ingenieur IW3521-01 movement is a powered by caliber 8872 made by IWC. The 36-jewel automatic movement is 26mm in diameter. Its balance wheel oscillates at 28800 semi-oscillations per hour or 4 Hz. This movement offers a 40-hour power reserve.

The Price

How much does the IWC’s Ingenieur IW3521-01 cost? This watch was introduced in 1993 and has been in IWC’s collection for around . This watch is not a limited release. As with most luxury watches, the price of depends on the availability and demand.

CURRENT PRICE: Not Available

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Specifications:

• Brand: IWC
• Model: Ingenieur Officially Certified Chronometer White
• Reference Number: IW3521-01 (aka: 3521-01, IW352101)
• Limited: No

Case & Dial:

• Material: Stainless steel
• Glass: Sapphire
• Back: Solid
• Diameter: 34
• Thickness: 8.8
• Lug Width: N/A
• Dial Color: White
• Indexes: Stick / Dot and Stick-shaped hands
• Water Resistance: 120 meters

Movement:

• Winding: Automatic
• Brand: IWC
• Caliber: 8872
• Display: Analog
• Diameter: 26mm
• Jewels: 36
• Power Reserve: 40 hours
• Frequency: 28800 bph
• Functions: Hours, Minutes, Seconds

About IWC

IWC is based in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, and was founded in 1868. Its signature lines are the Pilot’s Watches and the Portugieser, while other famous collections are the Aquatimer, Portofino and the Da Vinci. Many of IWC’s designs display a industrial type of beauty not often found in Swiss watchmaking. The same goes for its movements; while of very high standards, they are finished with an … engineers touch rather than that of an artist. One could very well say that IWC’s approach to watchmaking is more German in nature compared to many of its competitors; the ‘form follows function’ adagio is one held in high esteem in Schaffhausen. Notable watches and innovations created by IWC in the past include the digital ‘Pallweber’ pocket watch, the late 1930’s Portugieser, the 1985 Da Vinci with Kurt Klaus perpetual module, the split-seconds mechanism as designed by Richard Habring and the ceramic Da Vinci and Flieger 3705 – introduced many years before the material became fashionable. IWC also pioneered the use of titanium in wristwatches. In recent years, IWC has had a strong focus on in-house movements with prices rising accordingly. IWC is part of the Richemont group.

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