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IWC Schaffhausen Watches

Authorized IWC Schaffhausen Retailer in Canada

Overview

La Maison Monaco is an authorized IWC Schaffhausen dealer in Canada, with 158 IWC watches from $7,300 to $290,000 CAD and 15 boutiques, including a dedicated IWC boutique at Royalmount in Montreal. The range covers the Pilot's Watch, Portugieser, Portofino and Ingenieur. A few references are in stock in boutique; the rest are available to order from IWC, with the delivery date confirmed before your order ships.

171 pieces

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Pilot's Watch

The cockpit-legible line, with 75 references from $7,300 to $290,000. It runs from the Mark XX and the 36 mm Automatic to the Chronograph, Timezoner and Big Pilot's Watch.

Portugieser

41 models

IWC's large-format dress line, with Arabic numerals and a railway-track minute ring. 41 references from $10,600 to $132,000, including the Automatic 40 and 42, Chronograph, Perpetual Calendar and Yacht Club.

Portofino

26 models

The slim, classical dress line, in 34, 37 and 40 mm sizes and with moonphase and complete calendar versions. 22 references from $7,600 to $58,700.

Ingenieur

19 models

The integrated-bracelet sports watch, with 18 references from $15,400 to $78,700, including the Automatic 35, 40 and 42 and the Perpetual Calendar. Most are rated to 100 m.

In person

Where to see IWC Schaffhausen in Canada

2 La Maison Monaco locations carry IWC Schaffhausen. Visit, or book a private appointment and we will prepare the pieces you would like to see.

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Questions about IWC Schaffhausen

How much does an IWC watch cost in Canada?

IWC watches at La Maison Monaco cost from $7,300 to $290,000 CAD. The Pilot's Watch starts at $7,300, the Portofino at $7,600, the Portugieser at $10,600 and the Ingenieur at $15,400. Stainless steel models run up to $55,600; complications and precious metals cost more. Flexiti financing is available on approved credit.

Portugieser or Portofino: which IWC dress watch should I choose?

The Portofino is the slimmer, quieter dress watch, from $7,600, in sizes that include 34 and 37 mm. The Portugieser is larger and more assertive, with Arabic numerals and a railway-track minute ring, from $10,600, and comes as a 40 or 42 mm automatic or with a chronograph or perpetual calendar. Choose the Portofino for discretion, the Portugieser for presence.

Is the IWC Pilot's Watch a good everyday watch?

Yes. The Pilot's Watch is built to be read at a glance, and most references list 100 m water resistance. The Pilot's Watch starts at $7,300, the 40 mm Mark XX at $7,900 suits an average wrist, while the Big Pilot's Watch is larger. Check the case size and the reference page before you decide.

What is the IWC Ingenieur?

The Ingenieur is IWC's integrated-bracelet sports watch. Gerald Genta first designed it in 1976, and IWC relaunched it in 2023. We carry 18 Ingenieur references from $15,400 to $78,700, in sizes including 35, 40 and 42 mm, most rated to 100 m. It suits owners who want a single steel watch to wear daily.

Where can I see IWC watches in person?

Our dedicated IWC boutique is at Royalmount in Montreal, where a specialist can show you current references and help with sizing. Any IWC can also be ordered online and delivered across Canada. Most references are available to order from IWC rather than held on the shelf, so we confirm availability before your visit.

Is an IWC bought at La Maison Monaco covered by the IWC warranty?

Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized IWC Schaffhausen dealer in Canada, so each watch comes from IWC with its manufacturer warranty and the reference you ordered. For service questions, bring the watch to one of our 15 boutiques and a specialist will advise on next steps.

The Maison

IWC was founded in 1868 in Schaffhausen, on the Rhine, by Florian Ariosto Jones, an American watchmaker from Boston who used the river's hydropower to run his factory. The Portugieser dates to 1939, when Portuguese merchants asked for a wristwatch with the accuracy of a marine chronometer. The Pilot's Watch descends from the 1936 Special Pilot's Watch and the 1940 Big Pilot, built for cockpit legibility and protection against magnetic fields. The Ingenieur, first designed by Gerald Genta in 1976, returned in 2023. IWC also makes its own movements, including the 52000-series calibres with Pellaton winding, which give a seven-day power reserve in some versions.