Aquatimer Specifications
This page accompanies the article “Diving in Style: IWC’s New Aquatimers“.These are the specifications for the new IWC Aquatimers shown at SIHH 2009:Aquatimer Deep Two Ref. IWC 3547FeaturesDiver's watch with automatic movement and newly developed mechanical depth gauge for the actual depth at any time and the maximum depth reached down to 50 m;newly developed external rotating diving bezel, new bracelet quick-change system; relief engraving of a diver's helmet on the case backMovementCalibre 30110Vibrations 28,800/hJewels 21Power reserve 40 hWinding automaticCaseMaterial stainless steelGlass sapphire, spherical, antireflectiveCrown screw-inWater-resistant 12 barDiameter 46mmHeight 15.5mmWeightWatch in stainless steel with rubber strap 135 gWatch in stainless steel with stainless steel bracelet 205 gAquatimer Chronograph Edition Galapagos Islands Ref. IW3767FeaturesDiver's watch in a stainless steel case with a special coating of vulcanized rubber, with an external, ne

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