Are you a man who expects the impossible from his watch? When the IWC Ingenieur was launched in 1954, it was the first sporting watch designed to endure the most severe conditions. It could handle water, magnetic fields, extreme temperatures, and shocks from heavy wear. We have been highlighting watches with a relationship to automobile companies, and today we present the third installment with the IWC Ingenieur AMG Titanium Mens Watches, Ref. IW322703 and IW372503. These watches were designed by IWC and the Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team. Founded in 1967 as a separate engineering firm that customized Mercedes-Benz cars for increased performance, AMG became a wholly owned subsidiary of Mercedes in 2005. The partnership makes sense. The CEO of IWC, Georges Kern, appreciates the connection between the two companies: “As an engineering brand, IWC Schaffhausen has a natural affinity with the puristic performance culture that AMG pursues so successfully. We also share a sense of understatement and discreet exclusivity. IWC is not interested in outward show, but focuses on the essential nature of what is on the wrist.” The models shown have ultra-strong and lightweight titanium cases and bracelets, and feature automatic-winding mechanical movements. Available with or without the chronograph function, these watches are great choices for the man who likes an extremely durable watch with a style that reflects modern high-tech engineering. As the company stated in the advertising from the 1950s, these watches are truly for a man who expects the impossible from his watch. swisswatchexpo/watches/iwc/ingenieur-amg-titanium-mens-iw372503-8269 swisswatchexpo/watches/iwc/ingenieur-amg-titanium-mens-iw322703-8123
Posted on: Sun, 24 Aug 2014 00:37:11 +0000
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