An important and extremely well preserved early IWC Ingénieur wristwatch ref.666 made in the 1950s. Stainless steel waterproof case. Self-winding IWC cal.852 movement, with white metal anti-magnetic protection. Silver dial with applied index and dauphine hands.

The Ingenieur is in our opinion one of the most undervalued vintage watch available, the aesthetic proportions of it are incredible, here is a rare opportunity to get a very early example (early serial, unsigned crown) in superb condition.

Plexiglas – 36,5mm diameter w/o crown – 18mm bracelet width.

Condition report :

• Dial – The dial is in superb condition, shows light signs of age and wear.
• Case – The case is in superb condition, shows signs of age and/or light scratches. Looks unpolished.
• Movement – The movement is in very good condition.
• Overall – The watch is in superb condition.