2025 IWC Ingenieur Automatic 42 Black Ceramic

IWC Ingenieur Automatic 42 Black Ceramic IW338903 is made of black ceramic. When time is cast into black crystal, the watchmaking philosophy of 2025 is reborn in the molecular gaps of zirconium oxide. On the IWC Ingenieur Automatic 42, the eternal code of Gérald Genta is reconstructed with a full ceramic body. Buy IWC Ingenieur clone watches online, buy replica watches at twatchclone.ru. Get a high quality luxury watch at an affordable price.

The new work also continues the design of the three-in-one lining ring, bezel and bottom cover of the new generation of Ingenieur case, but builds a time fortress with black ceramic. Among them, the functional screws on the bezel play a key role. It fixes the bezel and bottom cover ring to the middle case. IWC also equipped a titanium ring inside the case to support the fixing screws in front and behind to further stabilize the movement.

The iconic "grid" pattern is stamped and printed on the soft iron blank, and then processed by electroplating. Compared with the checkered pattern of the original Genta Ingenieur watch, it is also larger and more eye-catching, very recognizable, and the metal time scale is also suspended in the three-dimensional space against the background of the disk. After being coated with Super-LumiNova® material, the pointer and hour markers glow brightly in the night, just like the navigation constellations that never shift in the dark universe.

Through the sapphire crystal back, you can see a miniature industrial revolution: the 82110 movement, as one of IWC's main self-produced automatic movements, is equipped with a ceramic Pellaton system, which can provide 60 hours of power reserve after full winding. Currently, it is used by the large pilot 43 and the Portuguese 40. The design focus of the 82 movement is to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the travel time as much as possible while controlling the size, and equipping it with IWC's core technology Pellaton automatic winding system, also known as the "woodpecker" winding.

In this winding system, IWC directly expands the zirconium oxide ceramic technology from the case to the core components of the movement, completely rewriting the limitations of traditional mechanical materials, and using the wear resistance of ceramic pawls, ceramic chain wheels, and ceramic rotor bearings to improve performance.