The Basics
The IWC Portugieser Perpetual Calendar 5021 was introduced in 2003, pairing IWC’s self-winding 7-day movement with Kurt Klaus’ ingenious perpetual calendar module. The latter was first seen in the 1985 Da Vinci and adapted to fit the larger dimensions of the 7-day movement. It featured a case of 44.2mm with sapphire glasses both front and back. One of its signature elements was the ‘Double Moon’ moonphase display, allowing its owner to read the moonphase in both the southern and northern hemisphere. The 5021 was accompanied by the slightly smaller 5022 (‘Single Moon’) in 2006. This reference, the IW5021-20, is a limited edition named the “Luis Figo” and features a rose gold case and a black dial. It was introduced in 2008.
| Brand: | IWC |
| Family: | Portugieser |
| Reference: | IW5021-20 |
| Name: | Portugieser Perpetual Calendar 5021 Luis Figo Rose Gold / Black |
| Produced: | 2008 – 2008 |
| Limited: | No |
Below is a detailed look at IWC’s model IW5021-20 from Portugieser watch family, including the price, case details and movement features.
The Details
IWC’s Portugieser Perpetual Calendar 5021 Luis Figo Rose Gold / Black (IW5021-20) was originally released in 2008 – 2008. This watch features a automatic movement beating at a frequency of 21600 bph ( 3 Hz) to provide a 168-hour power reserve when fully wound.
The Case
The rose gold case measures 44.2mm in diameter and roughly 15.5mm thick, with 22mm lug width. The round case is paired with a black color dial with feuille-shaped hands, and a arabic numerals hour markers and minute track, covered by a sapphire glass. IWC’s Portugieser model IW5021-20 is water resistant up to 30 meters (98 ft). A display caseback is over the back of the watch case.
| Material: | Rose Gold |
| Glass: | Sapphire |
| Back: | Display |
| Shape: | Round |
| Diameter: | 44.2mm |
| Height: | 15.5mm |
| Lug Width: | 22mm |
| W/R: | 30 |
Case Diameter
Case Thickness
Lug Width
Water Resistance
The Movement
The Portugieser IW5021-20 movement is a powered by caliber 51614 made by IWC. The 62-jewel automatic movement is 38.2mm in diameter. Its balance wheel oscillates at 21,600 semi-oscillations per hour or 3 Hz. This movement offers a 168-hour power reserve.
| Type: | Automatic |
| Brand: | IWC |
| Caliber: | 51614 |
| Base: | IWC 51610 |
| Display: | Analog |
| Diameter: | 38.2mm |
| Jewels: | 62 |
| Reserve: | 168 hours |
| Frequency: | 21600 bph |
| Time: | Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds |
| Chronograph: | |
| Additionals: | Power Reserve Indicator |
The Price
How much does the IWC’s Portugieser IW5021-20 cost? This watch was introduced in 2008 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: $30,000
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Specifications:
- Brand: IWC
- Model: Portugieser Perpetual Calendar 5021 Luis Figo Rose Gold / Black
- Reference Number: IW5021-20
- Limited: No
Case & Dial:
- Material: Rose Gold
- Glass: Sapphire
- Back: Display
- Diameter: 44.2
- Thickness: 15.5
- Lug Width: 22
- Dial Color: Black
- Indexes: Arabic Numerals and Feuille-shaped hands
- Water Resistance: 30 meters
Movement:
- Winding: Automatic
- Brand: IWC
- Caliber: 51614
- Display: Analog
- Diameter: 38.2mm
- Jewels: 62
- Power Reserve: 168 hours
- Frequency: 21600 bph
- Functions: Hours, Minutes, Small 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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