IWC caliber 94900
Ref. 94900
The IWC caliber 94900 is an automatic movement with a 96-hour power reserve, beats at 18,000 vph, and carries 56 jewels.
The imposing constant-force tourbillon gives the viewer a fascinating inside view of the delicately balanced mechanism. The tourbillon’s cage and upper section are made of titanium. The rhodium-plated escape-wheel and nickel-silver stop-wheel bridge are painstakingly hand-chamfered. The brushed bottom plate is inlaid with the “Probus Scafusia” stamp – “Good, solid craftsmanship from Schaffhausen” – IWC’s official seal of quality first used in 1903. The retaining plate and power reserve plate are sandblasted and rhodium-plated. The plate for the astronomical module is likewise made of blasted, rhodium-plated nickel silver. It holds all the displays and technical parts such as wheels, levers and bridges that are needed on the rear side.
- Type
- Automatic
- Display
- Analog
- Power reserve
- 96 h
- Frequency
- 18000 vph
- Jewels
- 56
- Complications
- Chronograph, Date, Day, Hours, Leap Year, Minutes, Night Indication, Perpetual Calendar, Power Reserve Indicator, Sidereal time, Sky chart, Tourbillon Escapement
