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IWC Schaffhausen Portugieser Chronograph 41mm Black Dial 18ct 5N Gold Case Leather Watch

MPN: IW371625

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**For further information about this item, click 'speak to an expert'.** Since its introduction in 1998, the IWC Schaffhausen Portugieser Chronograph has epitomized sporty elegance within the collection. Known for its IWC-typical vertical subdial arrangement, it enhances readability by placing stopped minutes at the 12 o'clock position and small seconds at 6 o'clock, making it a hallmark of design. The dial, housed in a polished 18-carat 5N gold case with a 41mm diameter, features an Obsidian color complemented by gold-plated hands and appliques. This model stands out due to its multi-layered lacquer dial, created through a meticulous 60-step process including the application of 15 layers of lacquer, finely ground and polished to achieve a deep, glossy finish. The depth effect is further intensified by milled subdials and a special printing process, with hand-mounted appliques adding to its luxurious appeal. Powered by the robust, IWC-manufactured 69355 caliber, this watch promises reliability and precision. It is beautifully finished with a premium black alligator leather strap by Santoni and secured with an 18-carat 5N gold pin buckle, ensuring both comfort and style.
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ID:
08-17-2-5338
Brand:
IWC
Case Back:
Exhibition
Case Depth:
13mm
Case Diameter:
41mm
Collection:
Portugieser
Model Number:
IW371625
Movement:
Automatic
Power Reserve:
Up to 46 hours approx.
Recipient:
Mens
Strap Material:
Leather
Subcollection:
Chronograph
Warranty:
2 years
Watch Glass Type:
Sapphire Glass
Water Resistant Depth:
30M/3BAR
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