IWC‘s Ingenieur is getting a lot of heat these days, that’ll happen when you’re featured on Brad Pitt’s wrist in a big ol’ racing flick. But it’s been an anti-magnetic classic for decades, first released in 1955, one year before Rolex’s Milgauss, as a tribute to post-war engineers. This is an interesting modern iteration, the white dial GMT - a whole lot of watch packed in. And this one just returned from IWC after a full service! REFERENCE: IW324404 DIAL: Beautiful white and blue dial with some great pops of red. Add in the date function and GMT hand and it kinda does it all, yet still manages a clean layout. In fantastic condition including the sapphire crystal. CASE: 43MM stainless case has a lot of wrist presence with the integrated bracelet but still wears very comfortably (photographed on my 6.6 inch wrist.) Classic Ingenieur case lines and bezel. Appears unpolished, with wear throughout, but still look great. MOVEMENT: As you would imagine just returning from a full IWC service, the automatic is winding and setting smoothly with quick set date snapping over as it should, same with the convenient hour advance GMT function. BRACELET/STRAPS: Comes on its original stainless integrated bracelet with that sweet quick adjust system, currently fitting up to app 7.25 inches with an extra link included. Has wear throughout but all in looks great. Also comes with an aftermarket black Rubber strap. ACCESSORIES: Watch on bracelet with IWC travel box, IWC service paperwork, extra link, bracelet tools, and rubber strap. PRICE: $4450 which will include 2 day fully insured shipping through FedEx anywhere in the US. Face-to-face deal in the Los Angeles area is always possible, with a small discount offered. Payment via Zelle or Bank Wire. No returns unless misrepresented and it absolutely will not be, I am a passionate collector first and foremost and I go out of the way to treat buyers the way I want to be treated and I’m the buyer. Lots of great feedback to show that. TIMESTAMP: https://imgur.com/a/atsTL2X Follow me here and on IG at thewriteroftime for more cool watches! Thanks! Richard