IWC cal 89 Current Collection but just LeCoultre for the

but just LeCoultre for the North American market)

You can read the time on this watch by checking the position of the blueberries:

The watch is a dress-chronograph meaning it wasn’t principally designed for the professional timing of events (for example by scientists or pilots)

Read the time by following the moons of Mars:

IWC cal 89 Current Collection but just LeCoultre for theThis is a manual wind IWC steel watch, which is powered by their famous calibre 89. What is unusual about this example is that the movement is marked as being adjusted to three positions. IWC were one of the few Swiss manufacturers in the 1950s who didn't submit their watches for chronometer certification at one of the Swiss observatories. I understand that IWC believed that their in house testing was of a higher standard that the testing regime at