Portugieser Automatic 40 - IWC - Leather

Reimagining an iconic design Powered by the IWC-manufactured 82200 calibre movement Presented in a...

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Reimagining an iconic design Powered by the IWC-manufactured 82200 calibre movement Presented in a 40mm stainless steel case and secured with a black alligator leather strap Water resistant to 3 bar (30m) Featuring a powerful Pellaton winding system UNPARALLELED ELEGANCEAn unequivocal icon, The Portugieser showcases an intrinsic 1930s IWC Schaffhausen design, reimagined for the modern day. Timeless luxury meets unparalleled quality for a statement timepiece that is as functional as it is comfortable. Boasting clean and bold aesthetics, this model benefits from a compact 40mm case diameter, housing a powerful IWC-manufactured 82200 calibre movement for expert timekeeping. THE PERFECT PIECEThe sleek 40mm stainless steel case houses a powerful automatic movement, with a pellaton winding system boasting a 60-hour power reserve and Cotes de Geneve finish. Through the sapphire glass case back, all 192 working components and 31 jewels can be seen powering this timepiece. The clean white dial is clearly organised by gold-toned appliques and characterised by a minutes scale and small seconds at 6 o’clock. Fitted with a black alligator strap and fastened by a butterfly folding clasp, this watch provides optimum comfort as well as performance.The Portugieser Automatic 40 presents the iconic Portugieser design in a compact case diameter of 40 millimetres. A clearly organized and open dial, with the characteristic minutes scale and the small seconds at "6 o’clock"; IWC’s Reference 325 in the late 1930s established a classic design idiom that has run as a common thread through the history of the Portugieser family ever since.