IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40, Titanium, Rhodium Grid Dial, Ref IW328904 w/ B&P

$13,595.00

IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40, Titanium, Rhodium Grid Dial, Ref IW328904 w/ B&P


Condition: Very good, pre-owned condition and running as it should. Available for warranty extension into 2032. 

Contents: Double-boxed, cloth, booklet, pushers and 2024 warranty card. Bracelet sized to 7.25”.


Genta's Engineering Icon, Reborn in Titanium

This reference carries the design DNA of Gerald Genta's Ingenieur SL, reference 1832, from the 1970s, the architecture IWC revived in 2023 as the Automatic 40 platform. It's executed here in solid grade 5 titanium, roughly 45 percent lighter than steel and considerably harder to machine. The rhodium dial's signature Grid pattern, offset lines at 90 degrees, is a direct callback to Genta's original checkered notebook motif. Power comes from the in-house caliber 32111, a pawl-winding automatic delivering a substantial 120 hour reserve, with a soft-iron inner case shielding the movement from magnetic fields. The integrated titanium bracelet and five-screw bezel follow Genta's original proportions, refined for modern wrist ergonomics. This example was produced in 2025 and retains its full box and papers. It's a documented entry into the Genta integrated bracelet sports watch lineage, in the lightest material IWC offers it.

For a buyer who wants Genta's design language and manufacture engineering without the waitlist economics of the category's more famous names, this is a clean, documented way in.


IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40, Titanium, Rhodium Grid Dial, Ref IW328904 w/ B&P


Condition: Very good, pre-owned condition and running as it should. Available for warranty extension into 2032. 

Contents: Double-boxed, cloth, booklet, pushers and 2024 warranty card. Bracelet sized to 7.25”.


Genta's Engineering Icon, Reborn in Titanium

This reference carries the design DNA of Gerald Genta's Ingenieur SL, reference 1832, from the 1970s, the architecture IWC revived in 2023 as the Automatic 40 platform. It's executed here in solid grade 5 titanium, roughly 45 percent lighter than steel and considerably harder to machine. The rhodium dial's signature Grid pattern, offset lines at 90 degrees, is a direct callback to Genta's original checkered notebook motif. Power comes from the in-house caliber 32111, a pawl-winding automatic delivering a substantial 120 hour reserve, with a soft-iron inner case shielding the movement from magnetic fields. The integrated titanium bracelet and five-screw bezel follow Genta's original proportions, refined for modern wrist ergonomics. This example was produced in 2025 and retains its full box and papers. It's a documented entry into the Genta integrated bracelet sports watch lineage, in the lightest material IWC offers it.

For a buyer who wants Genta's design language and manufacture engineering without the waitlist economics of the category's more famous names, this is a clean, documented way in.