IWC Ingenieur Automatic SL Khanjar Dial ref 3505 Steel and Gold Execution fn-no-video although not always consistently across

although not always consistently across early production examples

A true highlight is the uncommon grey “Shantung/brick” dial

A large Parisian classic…Cartier is certainly showing no signs of slowing down in its popularity with collectors

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When it comes to iconic watches

IWC Ingenieur Automatic SL Khanjar Dial ref 3505 Steel and Gold Execution fn-no-video although not always consistently acrossThe IWC Ingenieur has always been a watch shaped by its time. Originally conceived by IWCs technical director, Albert Pellaton, the Ingenieur was developed as a response to the growing presence of electronics. Its soft iron inner cageessentially a Faraday cageprotected the movement from magnetism, while the efficient Pellaton winding system ensured reliability. A true technical watch, created with purpose. By the 1970s, the watch world was changing.