IWCPilot's Watch Chronograph

KEY FACTS

• A 2022 example of IWC’s Pilot’s Chrono specified with an eye-catching sunray green dial
• ​A one-owner example purchased new by the vendor from an IWC authorised dealer in the UK
• Presented with its display box, warranty card, booklets, and operations manual
• Two factory straps are included in the lot - one blue rubber and one brown leather, both of which incorporate IWC’s EasX-CHANGE system
• Graded ‘AA’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order

FUNCTIONS

• Time, day, date, and chronograph
• Powered by the IWC calibre 69385
• Self-winding movement with a 46-hour power reserve
• 100m of waterproofness

SUMMARY

Part of IWC’s current catalogue, the reference IW388103 features a cockpit-instrument-inspired dial synonymous with the company’s Pilot watches. Presented here with a sunburst green dial and concentric guilloche sub-registers, it fully embodies its nature of being a tool watch, but with a contemporary twist. Large numerals on the dial aid legibility while a small red hand in the running seconds sub-register at 6 o’clock introduces a hint of colour. The 41mm stainless-steel case is predominantly satin-finished with finely polished bevels along the lugs. Beating within is the IWC-manufactured calibre 69385, a column-wheel chronograph movement that features a 46-hour power reserve, visible through the see-through sapphire glass back. Completing the utilitarian character of the watch is a screw-in crown granting 100m of water resistance.

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