Every year, watch enthusiasts, collectors, and industry experts gather in Geneva to witness the unveiling of the most anticipated timepieces in the world. For IWC Schaffhausen, this prestigious platform is a stage where innovation meets tradition, and 2025 is no exception. As one of the most influential names in watchmaking, IWC has once again captivated the audience with releases that speak to both history and the future of horology.
The buzz surrounding IWC’s new releases at Watches & Wonders 2025 is palpable. Each year, the brand delivers timepieces that push the boundaries of design and precision, and this year, IWC has certainly not disappointed.
IWC’s Legacy in the Watchmaking World
IWC Schaffhausen stands as one of the most respected and revered names in Swiss watchmaking. From its humble beginnings in the 19th century to its current stature as a global luxury icon, IWC has spent over 150 years perfecting the art of horology. The brand’s mission has always been clear: to create the finest timepieces that combine technical innovation with aesthetic beauty. It’s a goal they have pursued with relentless dedication, year after year, collection after collection.
At Watches & Wonders 2025, IWC’s latest releases are set to take the brand’s legacy to new heights, offering collectors a unique opportunity to add exceptional timepieces to their collections, pieces that speak not only to technical mastery but also to the brand’s deep-rooted connection with the art of watchmaking.
New Releases from IWC at Watches & Wonders 2025
IWC Ingenieur Automatic 42 in Black Ceramic
The new IWC Ingenieur Automatic 42 in black ceramic is a statement piece that blends sleek aesthetics with cutting-edge materials. The 42mm case is made from high-performance zirconium oxide ceramic, giving the watch an unmistakable matte black finish that’s both scratch-resistant and lightweight. Beneath the surface, the watch is powered by the caliber 82110, a self-winding movement that offers a 60-hour power reserve, a practical feature that makes it as functional as it is visually striking. The dial features a subtle grid pattern that hints at IWC’s engineering prowess, while the stainless steel crown adds a nice touch of contrast.
IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40 with Green Dial (Limited Edition)
The Ingenieur Automatic 40 with the striking green dial is a piece that screams motorsport heritage. Inspired by IWC’s long-standing relationship with Formula 1, this timepiece comes in a 40mm stainless steel case, a size that strikes the perfect balance between sport and elegance. The green dial, with its bold grid pattern, mirrors the racing world’s dynamism, while rose gold-plated indices bring an element of warmth to the design. The caliber 32111 movement powers this timepiece, offering an impressive 120-hour power reserve, making it not only a beauty but also a powerhouse in functionality.
Limited to just 1,000 pieces, the IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40 is a true collector’s piece. The green dial alone makes this watch stand out, but its limited edition status, coupled with its ties to the upcoming Brad Pitt movie set in the world of Formula 1, elevates this timepiece even further. For collectors, the association with motorsports and the Hollywood tie-in make this model an absolute must-have.
IWC Ingenieur Automatic 35 in 18K 5N Gold
The IWC Ingenieur Automatic 35 is a masterclass in luxury watchmaking. With its 18K 5N gold case and sleek black dial, this timepiece exudes timeless elegance. The 35mm size gives it a refined presence, making it ideal for collectors who prefer a more discreet and sophisticated design. The watch is powered by the caliber 47110, a reliable movement that delivers a 42-hour power reserve, ensuring its practicality for daily wear while maintaining the luxury aesthetic.
This model is for collectors who value refined luxury and versatility. The smaller size (35mm) makes it perfect for those who prefer a more delicate fit on the wrist, while the gold case elevates its status in any collection. The black dial provides the perfect contrast to the warm tones of the 18K gold, creating a classic look that never goes out of style. This is a piece for collectors who appreciate understated elegance and want a timepiece that will stand the test of time.
IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Shock Absorber Tourbillon Skeleton XPL
The IWC Big Pilot’s Watch Shock Absorber Tourbillon Skeleton XPL is an engineering marvel. Housed in a Ceratanium case, this timepiece features IWC’s revolutionary SPRIN-g PROTECT system, which allows the watch to resist shocks up to 30,000 g, an extraordinary feat in the world of high-performance watches. The skeletonized dial reveals the intricate tourbillon, showcasing IWC’s mastery in watchmaking technology. With this watch, you’re not just wearing a timepiece, you’re wearing innovation.
For the true horology enthusiast, this watch represents the cutting edge of watchmaking. The tourbillon paired with the SPRIN-g PROTECT shock-absorbing system is a triumph of both engineering and artistry. It pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in a mechanical watch, offering unparalleled resilience and precision. For collectors, this is a statement piece, one that merges traditional craftsmanship with the most advanced technology available in the world of watches.
Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph Perpetual Calendar Digital Date-Month
The IWC Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph Perpetual Calendar Digital Date-Month features a 43mm Ceratanium® case, with matching pushers, crown, and bracelet, all crafted from this innovative material. Ceratanium® combines the lightness of titanium with the hardness of ceramic, resulting in a matte black finish that’s both durable and lightweight. The polished black ceramic bezel is engraved with a tachymeter scale, allowing wearers to calculate average speeds over a given distance.
The black dial showcases a hammered effect, with subdials at 3 and 9 o’clock displaying the date and month via large golden discs. This design draws inspiration from IWC’s 1880s Pallweber pocket watches, which featured digital hour and minute displays. The perpetual calendar mechanism automatically adjusts for varying month lengths and leap years, ensuring accurate date and month displays without manual correction.
Powering this watch is the IWC-manufactured 89802 caliber, an automatic movement comprising 474 individual components. It offers a power reserve of 68 hours and integrates a chronograph function with a combined hour and minute totalizer at 12 o’clock. The movement’s intricate design can be admired through the tinted sapphire glass case back.
