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Fifty years after Gerald Genta drew the Ingenieur SL, IWC revives the vertically brushed silver dial of the rare late-1970s reference 1832 in two limited editions. The 40 mm IW328910 carries the five-day calibre 32111; the 35 mm IW324909 runs the calibre 47110. Each is limited to 1,150 pieces, from EUR 12,800.
IWC brings the flying tourbillon to the Ingenieur for the first time. The IW345901 features a 41.6mm 18K 5N gold case, olive green Grid dial with tourbillon at 6 o'clock, calibre 82905 with 80-hour power reserve. Limited to 100 pieces at CHF 125,000.
IWC brings the perpetual calendar to the Ingenieur in Grade 5 titanium. 41.6mm, calibre 82600, 60-hour power reserve, moon phase accurate to 577.5 years, matte grey Grid dial, and an integrated titanium bracelet. CHF 41,000 / EUR 44,100.
IWC debuts coloured ceramic in the Ingenieur collection: a dark olive green zirconium oxide ceramic case with 18K 5N gold crown, Armor Gold bezel screws, and the signature Grid dial. Calibre 82110, 60-hour power reserve. 42mm.
IWC expands the Ingenieur 35mm range with two new models: a diamond-bezel version with 45 diamonds in 18K 5N gold (CHF 17,500) and a dark blue steel everyday wear piece (CHF 10,500). Both powered by calibre 47110 with 42-hour reserve.