IWC Schaffhausen – Tradition meets innovation
Since 1868, the name IWC Schaffhausen has stood for the highest level of watchmaking craftsmanship "Made in Switzerland." Founded by the American engineer Florentine Ariosto Jones, the brand continues to combine modern technology with traditional craftsmanship. IWC is particularly known for its functional instrument watches – including the legendary Aquatimer collection, which has been developed specifically for professional divers since the 1960s. With a clear focus on technology, precision, and durability, IWC has secured a firm place among the world's most renowned luxury watch brands.
Technical sophistication and striking design – The IWC Aquatimer Automatic in detail
The IWC Aquatimer Automatic impresses with a precise automatic movement and water resistance up to 30 bar – ideal for ambitious divers and water sports enthusiasts. At the heart of the watch is the caliber 32111, an in-house movement with an impressive power reserve of 120 hours. The internal rotating bezel with the patented SafeDive system provides additional safety underwater. The case – available in stainless steel or titanium – is robust, corrosion-resistant, and perfectly crafted. The design is rounded off by the clear, easy-to-read dial and the comfortable rubber or stainless steel strap, which can be quickly swapped thanks to the IWC interchangeable strap system.
Variants of the IWC Aquatimer Automatic – style meets function
The Aquatimer Automatic is available in several versions – from classic stainless steel models with a black or blue dial to sportier versions with colorful accents. A particularly popular combination is the black dial and rubber strap – sporty, functional, and iconic. The modular strap system allows for individual customization of the look and feel. So everyone can find the perfect model – whether for diving or everyday wear.
