

Items are only accepted for return if they are in the same new condition, unused, unworn, have all tags attached, all protective plastic wrap intact and are accompanied with all packaging and related documentation provided with the purchase.

will accept for return items complying with the condition mentioned below within 10 days of the date of purchase for a resize, exchange or store credit. Customer is required to provide FedEx® when contacted with needed information for clearanceĪll purchases are non-refundable. When an order is placed online at and shipped to the US, all applicable duties and taxes are the responsibility of the customer. Shipping transit time for all orders within Canada should take no longer than 3-7 business days (if order is placed before 3PM Eastern Time). Chateau D’Ivoire ships from Mondays to Thursdays with the exception of statutory holidays. All items will be shipped within 5 to 10 business days from order confirmation, depending on stock availability. We offer shipping by FedEx® on every order, with signature required.
IWC PILOT WATCH CODE
Another nice addition to the new IWC Pilot’s Watch Mark XX is an upgraded water resistance from 60 metres to 100 metres.All items purchased with a promotional code are final sale and cannot be accepted for return. The case is engineered from stainless steel and features brushed and polished surfaces, sapphire crystal glass and a soft-iron inner case to protect the movement from magnetic forces. This, paired with a smaller lug to lug distance of 49.2mm reduced from 51mm, allows the case to sit nice and compact on the wrist. The case still measures in at 40mm in diameter, but its height comes in a little smaller at 10.8mm (compared to the 11mm of its predecessor). The new IWC Pilot’s Watch Mark XXįor the case, the new IWC Pilot’s Mark XX watches offer a slightly trimmed down architecture compared to the previous Mark VXIII watches. The new IWC Pilot’s Watch Mark XX is no different, offering all the austere design qualities we have come to know and love with a subtle few amendments to the spec-sheet. While each design has offered new traits and technologies, they have all been styled as a military tool watch, a perfect everyday companion for both land and skies. Before today, the last IWC Mark watch was the Mark XVIII introduced six years ago as a Antoine De Saint Exupéry Edition and Laureus Good for Sport Edition. Over the years, we have seen the IWC Mark watch evolve to include variants like the legendary Mark XI designed for RAF navigators, the Mark XV with its larger case and the Mark XVI which adopted the flieger hands of the Big Pilot’s Watch. The launch of the IWC Mark X also convinced many to call the original Special Pilot’s Watch the Mark IX as its predecessor.
IWC PILOT WATCH SERIES
For this, IWC created the first Mark series watch, the Mark X, which would grow to become a legend within the IWC Aviation collection. Shortly after, the British Ministry of Defence commissioned twelve watch brands, later known among collectors as the dirty dozen, to create military watches for the wrists of their troops. It dealt with powerful magnetic fields, extreme temperatures and vibrations and offered a clear, luminous dial for easy readability in the cockpit. The very first pilot’s watch from IWC was the originator of the Mark series, produced in 1936 and named the Special Pilot’s Watch. A Brief History of the IWC Pilot’s Mark Series In case you missed it, here’s everything you need to know about the premier IWC Pilot’s Mark XX. There’s been no press release, no big campaign, just the subtle inclusion of a pair of handsome pilot’s watches on the IWC Schaffhausen website. The new IWC Pilot’s Watch Mark XX is exactly that. They’ll only be spotted by true fans and feel like hidden easter eggs to those that buy them. Sometimes the best watch releases are those that are done quietly.
