IWC adds a new bronze model to the Pilot's Watch Chronograph collection
The watch's bronze case is made with a specific composition that is harder than traditional bronze alloys.
IWC
IWC adds a new bronze model to the lineup with their latest Pilot's Watch Chronograph 41. The watch has been updated with a 41mm bronze case that uses an alloy composed of copper, aluminum, and iron to make it significantly harder than traditional bronze alloys. The watch is also fitted with a dark blue dial with bronze-tinted markers, numerals, and hands. Powering the watch is IWC's 69385 automatic movement, which has a 46-hour power reserve. Last but not least, a blue textile strap adds a finishing touch and uses the brand's new EasX-CHANGE system to easily swap straps without the need for any extra tools.
$7,300, iwc.com
