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For the first time, an IWC Big Pilot’s watch includes a chronograph.
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Only 50 examples will be hand made by the Hot Wheels prototyping department, making it one of the rarest Hot Wheels models ever.
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As part of Collective Horology’s “love letter” to IWC, the group incorporated a German day disc – a nod to the Swiss-German heritage of IWC.
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This marks the first time these designs are available to non-pilots.
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IWC fits the watch with an optic white rubber strap featuring a leather inset.
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The white, red, and black dial elements are inspired by a roulette wheel.
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This is IWC’s first co-branded watch to become part of its permanent collection.
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The Pilot’s Watch is one of IWC’s most well-loved tools amongst aviators, but it takes on a more sophisticated twist here with a bronze case.
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Inspired by the world of racing, this is a highly complex timepiece with a constant-force mechanism.
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The handsome blue and white dial is reminiscent of IWC’s Le Petit Prince series with its blue sunray back drop and white Superluminova accents on the central hands.
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Thanks to a bi-directional pawl winding system – something IWC is well-known for – the watch offers 46 hours of power reserve.
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The “Le Petit Prince” is fitted on a brown calfskin strap and limited to 1500 pieces.
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Flight tested by a former Navy fighter pilot, the Chronograph Edition came through with flying colors.
