luxury tool watch specialist IWC has been using the lightweight, robust material since way back in the 1980s, when it pioneered it in a black Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph. Ceramic ...

IWC was the first to use material readily identifiable as ceramic (i.e. not a hybrid ceramic material) with the release of the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar in 1985. Modern production methods have ...

IWC, the Swiss luxury watch manufacturer ... having used them as early as 1986 when it introduced the material in its Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph. Fast forward to the present time ...

It’s the year of the Da Vinci for IWC Schaffhausen. The Swiss watch company revamps a full collection every year and in 2017 will roll out the complete redesign of one of its most iconic ...

Focusing on the Da Vinci collection for this year’s SIHH 2017, IWC launched two new models – the Da Vinci Automatic 36 and the Da Vinci Automatic Moon Phase 36 – created especially for women.

IWC, through its experimental engineering division XPL, has introduced its new “Ceralume” technology. This proprietary luminous ceramic tech, developed in-house, allows for the production of ...

These days, IWC not only manufactures its own ceramic-cased watches, but even develops proprietary materials in-house at an advanced manufacture that opened in 2018. Ceramic—scratch-proof ...

Swiss luxury watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen recently held their first ever exhibition in Southeast Asia of their iconic Da Vinci line in Bangkok, Thailand, displaying their new collection that was ...

Flip the watch over and you’ll find IWC’s in-house 82760 caliber, which uses a Pellaton winding system reinforced with ceramic components and offers a 60-hour power reserve. Pilot’s Watch ...