IWC Schaffhausen IWC Watch Aquatimer Edition Expedition Jacques Yves Cousteau IW376805

IWC Watch Aquatimer Edition Expedition Jacques Yves Cousteau IW376805. 

Jacques Cousteau, inventor of the first diving regulator was committed to the world of deep seas. He also set up the Cousteau Society, which, since 2004 has partnered up with IWC Schaffhausen to help protect marine life and raise awareness around the benefits of ocean conservation. This 44mm IWC Aquatimer Chronograph “Edition Expedition Jacques Yves Costeau pays tribute to the scuba diving pioneer, with a specially engraved caseback depicting him wearing his trademark woollen beanie.

Key features of the IWC Aquatimer Chronograph watch include a Safe Dive system, otherwise known as an internally rotating bezel, an uncluttered blue chronograph dial for measuring aggregate timing up to 12 hours, and a 300 meter water resistant case crafted from stainless steel. Its purist design echoes the look of the originally released Aquatimer in 1967. The push buttons located at the familiar 2 and 4 o’clock locations on the case are easy to facilitate whilst underwater, and the watch is powered by the Calibre 79320, capable of a 44 hour power reserve. Aside from luminous coated details on the dial and a sapphire crystal glass dial cover with anti glare properties, this IWC Aquatimer Chronograph “Edition Expedition Jacques Yves Costeau is completed on a black rubber strap. This rubber band is integrated with IWC’s patented quick change system for alternating it with a robust steel bracelet.

Special Features:

• 44mm IWC Aquatimer Chronograph “Edition Expedition Jacques Yves Costeau
• Blue chronograph dial with luminous details
• Day date feature at 3 o’clock
• Powered by the Calibre 79320 with a 44 hour power reserve
• Scratch resistant sapphire crystal glass lens
• Black rubber strap with “quick change system
• 300 meter water resistant steel case
• Internally rotating bezel with Safe Dive system
• Guarantee of 8 years on all IWC Schaffhausen watches