At the 2023 Watches & Wonders Geneva event, IWC made waves with the introduction of its latest Ingenieur watch. This timepiece pays homage to the legendary design by Gérald Genta from the 1970s, specifically the iconic Ref. 1832. It’s like a stylish time-travel journey on your wrist!

The new Ingenieur features a 40mm case, showcasing a blend of vertical brushing, circular brushing, and mirror polishing techniques. The result? A soft and fluid contour that promises elegance and sophistication. Not to mention, the case thickness is a sleek 10.7mm, making it a perfect fit for any wrist.

Celebrating the original Ingenieur SL, this watch’s dial boasts a distinctive ‘grid’ pattern. Crafted by stamping onto the iron base, the pattern forms recessed motifs, followed by a galvanizing process. Imagine grid-like textures etched onto soft iron, which are then plated—a true masterpiece. The grid covers the main dial, while the outer ring remains smooth, allowing the IWC logo to align precisely with the pattern. Plus, luminous markers ensure you can read the time even when the sun goes down.

The Ingenieur’s dial follows the classic three-hand layout, complemented by 1970s-style markers. At 3 o’clock, there’s a date window, while the 6 o’clock position proudly displays the ‘INGENIEUR’ insignia. The watch band is crafted with a new ergonomic design, which promises to hug your wrist just right.

V7 has outdone itself with the original steel band, perfectly mirroring the genuine article in structure and comfort. It’s like wearing a piece of art! Inside, the Swiss SW300 movement ensures durability and precision, while a more budget-friendly version offers the Sea-Gull 2892 movement—all maintaining the authentic look.

The V7 Factory has released this perfect masterpiece with no repair worries, inviting watch enthusiasts to admire and experience it firsthand. So, why not drop by and take a closer look at this marvel?