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93 IWC Watches

  1. IWCPortugieser

    2022 41 Mm

    ₹ 5,45,000

  2. IWCIngenieur

    2015 45.5 Mm

    ₹ 5,60,000

    ₹ 4,75,000

  3. IWCIngenieur

    NA 45 Mm
    sold out
  4. IWCPilot's Watches

    40 Mm
    sold out
  5. IWCAquatimer

    44 Mm
    sold out
  6. IWCPilot's Watches

    39 Mm
    sold out
  7. IWCPortofino

    2014 40 Mm
    sold out
  8. IWCPortofino

    2019 40 Mm
    sold out
  9. IWCPortofino

    2014 38 Mm
    sold out
  10. IWCIngenieur

    2014 45 Mm
    sold out
  11. IWCPilot's Watches

    2019 41 Mm
    sold out
  12. IWCPilot's Watches

    2011 42 Mm
    sold out
  13. IWCAquatimer

    2016 44 Mm
    sold out
  14. IWCIngenieur

    2013 46 Mm
    sold out
  15. IWCPilot's Watches

    2017 43 Mm
    sold out
  16. IWCPortofino

    2018 45 Mm
    sold out
  17. IWCPortofino

    2016 45 Mm
    sold out
  18. IWCPortugieser

    2014 41 Mm
    sold out
  19. IWCPilot's Watches

    2014 45 Mm
    sold out
  20. IWCPilot's Watches

    2013 46.2 Mm
    sold out
  21. IWCPilot's Watches

    2016 43 Mm
    sold out
  22. IWCPortugieser

    2013 45.4 Mm
    sold out
  23. IWCAquatimer

    2014 44 Mm
    sold out
  24. IWCPilot's Watches

    2011 38 Mm
    sold out
  25. IWCPortugieser

    2019 40.9 Mm
    sold out
  26. IWCPilot's Watches

    2020 43 Mm
    sold out
  27. IWCPortofino

    2013 45 Mm
    sold out
  28. IWCPilot's Watches

    2014 39 Mm
    sold out
  29. IWCAquatimer

    2019 44 Mm
    sold out
  30. IWCPilot's Watches

    2018 43 Mm
    sold out
  31. IWCPilot's Watches

    2015 44 Mm
    sold out
  32. IWCPilot's Watches

    2012 46.2 Mm
    sold out
  33. IWCPortofino

    2016 42 Mm
    sold out
  34. IWCAquatimer

    2009 43 Mm
    sold out
  35. IWCPilot's Watches

    2020 46.2 Mm
    sold out
  36. IWCPortofino

    2021 40 Mm
    sold out

How It All Started

When Florentine Ariosto Jones became a director at the now-defunct E. Howard & Co., little had he thought that one day he would be founding a company that would go on to become one of the world’s leading producers of luxury watches. But, that is exactly what he did. Founded by Mr. Jones in the year 1868, the International Watch Company (IWC) had the motto of achieving an exquisite amalgamation of American production techniques with the famed Swiss craftsmanship. Since then, the company has been a major innovator in the field of watchmaking. For a major part of the 20th century, the company was in the able hands of four generations within the Rauschenbach family. When Mr. Jones returned to the US, the wealthy Rauschenbach family acquired IWC in 1880. Interestingly, famed Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, Carl Gustav Jung, became one of the principal owners of the prospering company in 1905 through his wife Emma Rauschenbach. After a series of ownership changes in the latter part of the 20th century, the company has been under the ownership of the Richemont group since the 2000s.

Probus Scafusia - Craftsmanship Made In Schaffhausen

Away from the French-speaking areas of Switzerland known for their watchmaking culture, the IWC founder Florentine Ariosto Jones decided to centre the company in Schaffhausen. With the help of the hydroelectric power source of the Rhine River situated nearby, the company shifted to its new headquarters by the river bank. This, till date, remains the headquarters of the International Watch Company with their 650 employees.

Remaining true to their motto of ‘Craftsmanship made in Schaffhausen’, the watches made by the IWC goes through a process of rigorous testing and assembling. All the watches are handmade and are built with the help of a major part of the 650-odd workforce of the company. New designs are made keeping in mind the old-school crafting skills with the simultaneous integration of newer production techniques and technological innovations. The watches are then subject to three-dimensional computer simulations and X-ray-based material analyses. This provides the company with detailed data on how the watch behaves in extreme conditions, leaving room for improvement if required.

Each and every IWC watch is processed through several tests. These include corrosion tests, UV tests, abrasion tests which summarize to give data on the overall performance of the watch. Once, the assembled watch is deemed to have passed these tests and analyses, only then is it shipped to various parts of the world. However, IWC doesn’t stop their services with the shipping of the watch models. With over 200 certified technicians spread across the globe, IWC is at the beck and call of everyone who wears an IWC watch. Feedback from the watch owners is considered essential to the company development. Not surprisingly, the IWC has meticulously kept every detail of every watch that it has made since the year 1885!

Innovation & Sustenance Ahead Of Time

The IWC have adapted and made innovations that many experts consider to be groundbreaking. From the acclaimed rectangular watches with the tonneau-shaped 87 caliber to the world’s first titanium-cased watch, the company has pioneered changes in the watchmaking world! 

There are primarily six famed watch families that the IWC produces: Pilot’s Watches, Portugieser, Da Vinci, Aquatimer, Portofino, and Ingenieur. The company also has collaboration collections with various sports teams like Tottenham Hotspurs and the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 team.

With the IWC being one of the few watch manufacturers to receive a high rating from the World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF), the company is active in its commitment to sustainable development and environmental protection. Taking such great strides in watchmaking, IWC has a great future ahead with their CEO Christoph Grainger-Herr promising to bring “the finest technology and unparalleled elegance to your wrist!”