IWC’s Pilot’s Watch Worldtimer is intended for pilots, frequent flyers, and anyone who needs to keep track of the time in other parts of the world. The hour and minute hands show the local time, and as the owner passes through time zones, the time can be adjusted forward or backward in one hour increments via the crown to display the new local time, even when crossing the international date line. Once the time is set, the rotating black-and-white 24-hour ring allows the owner to read the time in all 24 time zones. When the local time is changed on the dial, the time displayed on the ring is not affected because the movement continues to run during the changeover.
The Pilot’s Watch Worldtimer case measures 45 mm in diameter and 13.5 mm thick. The movement is an ETA-base with an IWC module, and a soft-iron inner case protects it from magnetism.
The IWC Pilot’s Watch Worldtimer is priced at $9,650.
