In my eyes, this cool chronograph in full black is not a timer but a piece of artwork. For the watch makers, it is really a difficult task to finish this fantastic timepiece. Below, let's come closer to the details.
This brand-new Da Vinci chronograph has a ceramic case with the center part made of zirconia which was firstly used to made watch case in 1986. Due to the difficulty of processing this kind of tough material, the brand-new Da Vinci ceramic chronograph is manufactured in limited edition. However, the technicians and engineers have accumulated abundant experience in producing and processing scratched, not-magnetism and acid-resistant ceramics as time passes by. Currently, the masters of IWC watch experts have full-around master this technique. From now on, the ceramic Da Vinci chronograph has no restriction in producing numbers.
Besides, this chronograph has another virtue deeply worshiped by the experts. The movement with ultimate precision can be directly installed into the watch case. The rings that were used to fix the movement are not used any longer. The watch bezel, back, button and crown are all crafted from titanium metal, forming a strong comparison in color. Different from the titanium metal used on the old IWC watches, the new material can be polished and handled by raw silk. Titanium and ceramics are not only tough, scratched but also pleasing touching. The suspended rang in bucket shape for minute display is floating above the dial. The exquisite three-dimensional design makes the new Da Vinci chronograph more charming. It is finished with sapphire glass and superior calf leather strap which is especially processed, irresistibly elegant. This time, IWC perfectly integrated the high techniques with aesthetics.
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I am a passionate collector and trader of IWC Watches and I love to discuss more with anyone interested in this topic
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