IWC Aquatimer Chronograph 'Cousteau Divers'
Originating back in 1967 as the first proper divers watch from IWC, the Aquatimer model was an instant classic. Renewed for its dual crown system where one is used for winding and setting as for the other to turn the internal diver’s bezel for timing. This ref. IW378101, released in 2007, is a modern interpretation incorporating a chronograph function, while still maintaining 120m water resistance. Created in 2500 examples in a special edition as an ode to the famous philanthropist, Jacques Yves Cousteau, seen by the bright orange and deep ocean blue details on the dial and rubber strap.
Case: 44mm
Movement: Automatic
Strap: Rubber
Diameter: 44mm
Height: 15mm
Water resistance: 12 ATM
Year: 2008
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