Featuring a second local-time display, the Ingenieur Dual Time
Titanium is meant practically for people who are continuously changing
time zones. Like the Mercedes AMG Petronas fans who travel the global F1
circuit, for example. But for others, this is a very attractive
dual-time/GMT model that can be worn for most any occasion. The dial is
very clean, very balanced and with attractive color set. And the
functionality is clean, too — the hour hand is adjustable in one-hour
steps. IWC calls this the “TZC” or Time Zone Corrector. Priced at
$8,800, it is a nice entry point into the high-luxe world of IWC.
IWC Ingenieur Dual Time Titanium
(Ref IW326403)
Price: $8,800
45mm titanium case (13mm thick), 24-hr display/second time zone, date

rubber coated chrono pushers and crown

On the dial, we see current local time. On the outer 24-hour ring,
the hand with the white triangle keeps track of a second time, such as
that in the owner’s home time zone. To make it easier to differentiate
between day and night, the top half, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., is darker
than the lower half. Note also that IWC made the date window display
white font on black background — details, details! Little things like
this make all the difference.

It seems to be too costly for me. I wish I would have one of watches from IWC. Till Now I have Titan.
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