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IWC Celebrates 50 Years Of The Ingenieur SL
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Key Points:
- IWC Schaffhausen celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Ingenieur SL, originally designed by Gérald Genta in 1976, with two limited edition models closely inspired by the original design.
- The Ingenieur SL was a pioneer of the integrated sports watch style, featuring a round profile distinct from contemporaries like the Royal Oak and Nautilus, and has undergone multiple revivals since its initial release.
- The new Ingenieur Automatic 40 IW328910 and Ingenieur Automatic 35 IW324909 editions feature stainless steel cases, vertically brushed silver-plated dials, and signature bezels with functional screws, with the 40mm model including a soft-iron inner case for magnetic resistance.
- The 40mm version is powered by the Calibre 32111 automatic movement with a 120-hour power reserve, while the 35mm uses the Calibre 47110 with a 42-hour reserve, both offering high-quality finishing and integrated steel bracelets.
- Each model is limited to 1,150 pieces, priced at EUR 14,700 for the 40mm and EUR 12,800 for the 35mm, marking a significant tribute to the Ingenieur’s heritage and design legacy.
