IWC Ingenieur Double Chronograph Titanium / Rubber

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This is a Titanium IWC Ingenieur Double Chronograph IW376501. It has a black rubber strap with a titanium tang buckle. The solid three-case 45.5mm diameter body, and fixed bezel are brushed titanium coated in diamond-like carbon (DLC). The dial is black with luminous, distinctive skeletal silver baton hands and matching index hour markers. There is an outer track with minute divisions and Arabic five-minute markers in blue. An automatic day & date aperture is at 3 o'clock with a crown-activated rapid calendar advance function. The three chronograph subsidiary dials include the small seconds, 30 minute, and 12-hour registers. A pushbutton at 10 o'clock is for split seconds/rattrapante; it can be stopped to record intermediate times while the stopwatch hand will keep running, permitting the recording of as many events/lap times as needed. It has a scratch resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coatings on both surfaces, and it's water resistant to 120 meters (400 feet). It has a 44-hour power reserve and a solid case back engraved with hallmarks and the serial number. The screwed-down crown, crown protectors, and the pushbuttons are rubber coated. The casing ring is titanium and the 5 distinctive screw heads in the bezel are made of ceramic. The 15mm thick case, dial, and movement are all signed. This Rolex Yacht Master Mid Size 168622 has a mechanical automatic self-winding IWC Caliber 79230 movement that's rhodium-plated. It's constructed with 29 jewels, and a shock absorber mechanism. It includes a straight-line lever escapement, a monometallic balance that's adjusted for 5 positions, and a self-compensating flat balance spring. It also has a double-pawl automatic winding system, and a hacking seconds device for precision time setting. IWC’s designed the Rolex Yacht Master Mid Size 168622 from materials associated with Formula 1 racing, including titanium, ceramic and rubber. The totalizer subsidiary dials resemble tachometers for an instrument panel look. The first Ingenieur watch was introduced by IWC in 1955; this Ingenieur model debuted in 2011.

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