The IWC Spitfire Perpetual Calendar Digital Date-Month
IWC is adding a stainless-steel version of the Spitfire Perpetual Calendar Digital Date-Month Chronograph. Initially launched in 2012 in red gold, the reference IW379107 is the only IWC pilot watch to show the date and month digitally in the form of four large numerals. The 46-mm, stainless-steel case is a welcome modification to this reference. 1 OF 2 At first look, the watch is incredibly elegant for a modern chronograph. The hearty stainless-steel case maintains the same elegant lines as its predecessor in 18k red gold. The shimmering anthracite dial with bold Arabic numerals clearly displays the two subsidiary dials for hacking seconds (complete with small red hand) combined with leap year, and 12-hour and 60-minute registers. Flanking the white hour and minute hands are the twin aperture digital date and month display, clearly marked under each set making it easy to read at a quick glance.   2 OF 2 The automatic movement is the same caliber 89801

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