PORTOFINO

Portofino

Since its birth in 1984, Portofino has continued to inherit a simple and classical design. Among IWC watches, which have many collections that omit decoration, the design that makes you feel simplicity and elegance is particularly distinctive. Slim leaf hands with thin tips adorn the three-dimensional dial with applied indexes. With its understated and elegant finish, the dial is a timeless design.
In addition, compact sizes are also available, so you can't miss the fact that they are easy to use regardless of gender.

One of Portofino's charms is its wide variety of models. The collection includes both Automatic winding-winding and hand-winding models. The lineup includes models with complications such as the moon phase, 18K gold materials, and luxury models with diamonds on the case.

Another reason for its popularity is that although many IWC watches are relatively large, they have released smaller models. There are also small models of 34mm and 37mm, and it is a size that is easy to wear even for relatively small Japanese people.

The back cover of some models of Portofino is engraved with the townscape of Portofino, a port town, using a technique called "engraving" in which the copper plate is directly carved with a knife. The beautiful scenery unique to the Mediterranean coast makes the Portofino collection even more elegant.

In addition, although it is a relatively reasonable entry model as a luxury watch, its spacious beauty is comparable to other luxury watches. The Portofino, with its simple design but with the style of a classical dress watch, can be used in any occasion. It is a watch that is excellent as an entry model.