IWC Schaffhausen Pilot's Watch Mark XX

The Mark XX of IWC Schaffhausen streamlines the design and technical capabilities of a pilot's watch to its essential elements. It is the successor to the iconic Mark 11, a precise antimagnetic timepiece created in 1948 for the British Royal Air Force's pilots and navigators. This version boasts a strong and corrosion-resistant stainless steel case measuring 40 millimeters, a striking green dial, and hands plated in rhodium. The high-contrast dial, featuring white numerals and indices, a triangular index at 12 o'clock, and luminous elements, offers clear visibility in all lighting situations. Precision is guaranteed by the 32111 caliber, an automatic movement developed by IWC with a 120-hour power reserve. The front glass is securely fastened to prevent detachment even under sudden pressure changes. The Pilot's Watch Mark XX can withstand water pressure of up to 100 meters.