PILOT'S WATCHES

Pilot watch

IWC's first pilot's watch was born in 1936, when the aviation industry was developing. Produced for civil aviation pilots, the models of the time featured a rotating bezel with highly visible arrow markers and anti-magnetic properties.

In 1948, the production of "Mark 11" for the British military will start. This is the model that became the base of IWC's popular collection "Mark Series".
A pilot's watch that has its roots in military watches and has undergone many model changes to make it easy to use for everyday use. As a watch that continues to evolve while inheriting tradition, it captures the hearts of fans.

The rugged yet elegant design is one of the appeals of pilot watches. With a large crown that is easy to operate even for pilots wearing gloves, and a highly visible dial with a triangle index placed at 12 o'clock, the design unique to a pilot's watch with a background as a military watch shines.

In addition, the hands of the clock are coated with fluorescent paint, so it can be used at night without any problems, and it is also fully waterproof. In addition to the practicality that can withstand professional use, this watch has gained popularity due to its unique design that combines ruggedness and elegance.

Another feature of the Pilot's Watch Collection is the variety of models available. Various models such as Spitfire and Top Gun are available, including the highly popular Mark series. In the collection, there is also a homage model to Saint-Exupéry, the author of "The Little Prince", also known as a pilot.
While each of them has the concept of a wristwatch for pilots, each one stands out with its materials and design. One of the appeals of pilot watches is that you can choose from a wide range of lineups.