IWC Unveils Five New Ingenieur Watches at Watches and Wonders 2025

IWC Unveils Five New Ingenieur Watches at Watches and Wonders 2025

Published: 11th April 2025

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At Watches and Wonders 2025, IWC didn’t just show up—they brought the engineering heat. The brand’s iconic Ingenieur collection has returned with five fresh models that blend bold design with serious mechanical muscle. Originally penned by the legendary Gérald Genta, the Ingenieur has always stood out as a symbol of technical precision, and this year’s drop proves that legacy is alive, well, and back in the spotlight.

With revamped proportions, upgraded materials, and a design language that honours the past while propelling towards the future, IWC Schaffhausen’s new Ingenieur lineup emphasizes balance between form and function, performance and polish. It represents a comeback that feels meticulously planned rather than hurried. And with Brad Pitt making headlines for his upcoming Formula 1 film—where IWC also has a role—it’s clear the brand is performing at its best on-screen and off.

IWC Schaffhausen Ingenieur Automatic 40 | Image: IWC Schaffhausen

Ingenieur Automatic 40 – 18 Caret 5N Gold

Brand: IWC Schaffhausen
Model: Ingenieur Automatic 40 – 18 Caret 5N Gold
Reference: IW328702
Diameter: 40 mm
Thickness: 10.4 mm
Material: Titanium
Dial Colour: Black Dial
Calibre: 32111 Calibre
Power Reserve: 120 Hours
Water Resistance: 10 Bar ( 100 metres, 330 feet )
Price: USD $46,600

Let’s kick things off with a heavyweight—the Ingenieur Automatic 40 in 18K 5N gold. This is IWC at its boldest, taking Genta’s iconic design blueprint and enveloping it in a warm, radiant case that doesn’t whisper luxury—it speaks it fluently. With its 40mm integrated case and bracelet crafted entirely from solid gold, this watch isn’t just about time—it’s about presence.

The black grid-pattern dial adds subtle texture and depth, preventing the rich gold tones from feeling overpowering. Gold appliques and hands elevate the look, while the in-house Calibre 32111 movement beneath delivers real power—providing a 120-hour power reserve. With 100 meters of water resistance, you’ve got a timepiece that’s as capable as it is commanding.

It’s a rare balance of high-end craftsmanship and daily practicality. The combination of brushed and polished surfaces interacts beautifully with the light, providing the watch with a dynamic, refined presence without ever veering into flashy territory.

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Ingenieur Automatic 42 in Black Ceramic

Brand: IWC Schaffhausen
Model: Ingenieur Automatic 42 in Black Ceramic
Reference: IW338903
Diameter: 42 mm
Thickness: 11.5 mm
Material: Black Ceramic
Dial Colour: Black Dial
Calibre: 82110 Calibre
Power Reserve: 60 Hours
Water Resistance: 10 Bar ( 100 metres, 330 feet )
Price: USD $19,500

If the 18K gold Ingenieur is the wrist equivalent of red carpet energy, the Black Ceramic version is its polar opposite—and that’s exactly why it works. There’s no shine, no dazzle, no attention-seeking; just smooth, matte surfaces and a design that quietly asserts itself without saying a word. It’s the kind of watch that feels right at home in a high-tech control room or worn under a cuff by someone who prefers their luxury low-key.

What strikes you first isn’t the look—it’s the vibe. This watch has presence, but not in the traditional sense. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t need to. The integrated design and monochromatic styling give it a futuristic edge, while the soft curves and sharp angles create a balance between sportiness and sophistication. It’s a bit more substantial than the 40mm counterparts, yet still manages to wear effortlessly.

You can tell it was built for people who value function as much as form. It’s tough, comfortable, and clearly designed to withstand wear without losing any of its character. While some watches try to impress with flash, this one earns respect through its design confidence and restraint. It’s almost as if the more you wear it, the more you understand it.

Honestly, this could be the sleeper hit of the entire Ingenieur release. It won’t appeal to everyone—and that’s the beauty of it. It’s perfect for someone looking for something a little different, a bit more modern, and a whole lot more stealth.

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Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar 41

Brand: IWC Schaffhausen
Model: Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar 41
Reference: IW344903
Diameter: 41.6 mm
Thickness: 13.3 mm
Material: Stainless Steel
Dial Colour: Blue Dial
Calibre: 82600 Calibre
Power Reserve: 60 Hours
Water Resistance: 10 Bar ( 100 metres, 330 feet )
Price: USD $36,900

The Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar 41 is IWC’s boldest move yet in the revamped Ingenieur line. It’s not just a sport-luxury watch—it’s a mechanical statement. By merging Gérald Genta’s iconic design with Kurt Klaus’s legendary perpetual calendar module, IWC has created a piece that is both technically impressive and visually striking. The stainless steel case, measuring 41.6mm, houses a vibrant blue dial adorned with a grid pattern, giving it a modern yet timeless appeal.

What sets this watch apart is its ability to display the date, day, month, leap year, and moon phase—all adjusted via the crown. The subdials are thoughtfully arranged: the date at 3 o’clock, day and leap year at 9 o’clock, and month with moon phase at 6 o’clock. The moon phase display is so precise that it will deviate by only one day after 577.5 years. The IWC-manufactured Calibre 82600 is powering this complication, featuring a Pellaton winding system and a 60-hour power reserve. The movement is beautifully finished with circular graining, Geneva stripes, and blued screws, visible through the sapphire case back.

Despite its complexity, the watch maintains a sleek profile with a thickness of 13.3 mm and offers (100 metres, 330 feet) water resistance. The integrated H-link bracelet ensures comfort and provides a seamless look. The combination of brushed and polished surfaces on the case and bracelet adds depth and sophistication to the overall design.

In essence, the Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar 41 represents a harmonious blend of form and function. It pays homage to IWC’s rich heritage while embracing modern watchmaking advancements. This watch remains a compelling choice for those seeking a timepiece that embodies both technical prowess and elegant design.

Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar 41

Ingenieur Automatic 40 – Green Dial

Brand: IWC Schaffhausen
Model: Ingenieur Automatic 40
Reference: IW328908
Diameter: 40 mm
Thickness: 10.7 mm
Material: Stainless Steel
Dial Colour: Green Dial
Calibre: 32111 Calibre
Power Reserve: 120 Hours
Water Resistance: 10 Bar ( 100 metres, 330 feet )
Price: USD $12,900

This year, IWC gave the Ingenieur Automatic 40 a dose of adrenaline with a new Racing Green dial—a colour that’s as much about British racing heritage as it is about standing out without screaming. It’s a sporty, sophisticated look that wouldn’t feel out of place in a Formula 1 paddock, which makes sense considering IWC’s deepening connection to motorsport. With the brand’s presence trackside—and stars like Brad Pitt making waves in the F1 scene—it feels like the perfect moment for this kind of drop.

The 40mm stainless steel case is clean and purposeful, while the integrated bracelet adds that signature Genta flair. However, it’s the textured green dial that gives this model its character—subtle in the shade, punchy in the sun. Underneath, the in-house Calibre 32111 provides a serious 120-hour power reserve, and a soft-iron inner case safeguards the movement from magnetic fields. Additionally, there’s 100m of water resistance, making it capable of handling more than just good lighting and compliments.

For those who have been eyeing a modern luxury sport watch that performs well in both the paddock and the boardroom, this one hits the sweet spot. Its limitation to just 1,000 pieces adds to the appeal. With its motorsport DNA and the A-list energy surrounding IWC lately, this Racing Green Ingenieur is one of the more quietly confident releases of the year.

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Ingenieur Automatic 35

Brand: IWC Schaffhausen
Model: Ingenieur Automatic 35
Reference: IW324901, IW324903, & IW324906
Diameter: 35 mm
Thickness: 9.4 mm
Material: Stainless Steel
Dial Colour: Silver Plated, Gold, & Black Dials
Calibre: 47110 Calibre
Power Reserve: 42 Hours
Water Resistance: 10 Bar ( 100 metres, 330 feet )
Price: USD $9,950 – $37,500,

IWC’s decision to scale down the Ingenieur to a 35mm case nods to timeless proportions and is a win for collectors who prefer their watches with a little more finesse. The design remains unmistakably Ingenieur—with that Genta-style squared case and integrated bracelet—but the smaller size offers refreshing wearability that feels just right on slimmer wrists or anyone looking for a more refined profile.

The lineup presents three dial options, each with its own unique character. There’s the Silver-Plated dial (Ref. IW324901), clean and versatile with a classic, everyday appeal. The Black version (Ref. IW324906) leans sporty and understated, perfect for someone seeking a go-to piece that never feels overdressed. Then, there’s the standout—18K 5N Gold with a matching gold dial (Ref. IW324903)—a warmer, more luxurious option that elevates the entire lineup into statement territory.

Inside, all three references are powered by the automatic Calibre 47110, offering a 42-hour power reserve that is visible through the sapphire caseback. At just 9.4mm thick and with 100m water resistance, it’s designed for comfortable wear all day, every day, with a level of polish suitable for everything from weekend denim to tailored evenings out.

For those who’ve always admired the Ingenieur but found the 40mm models a bit too bold, the 35mm range feels like IWC has achieved the right proportions—and the vibe. Pricing reflects the materials, with the silver and black dial steel models (IW324901 & IW324906) each retailing at USD $9,950, while the solid gold IW324903 commands a striking USD $37,500.

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Elias Al Bay

Elias Albay is the Founder and Director of Many Men Magazine, a Toronto-based digital publication dedicated to promoting modern masculinity through style, culture, and self-improvement. What started as a personal turning point became a purposeful platform. — born from Elias’ desire to create something meaningful after completing his studies and finding no career path that truly matched his ambitions. With a background in Civil Engineering from York University and experience in Commercial Flight Operations at CAE, he applied skills, and resilience from both fields to forge a new path.

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If you’ve been scrolling lately and thought, “Who is this Ashton Hall guy everyone’s talking about?” — you’re not alone. In what feels like overnight, Ashton Hall has become the internet’s new favourite morning motivator. His Instagram (@ashtonhall) is filled with videos showing off a simple yet powerful idea: wake up early, move with purpose, and truly enjoy the start of your day. Honestly, it’s got people rethinking how they get out of bed.

At a time when most of us are snoozing alarms and sprinting through mornings half-awake, Ashton’s slow, intentional routine feels like a breath of fresh air. No crazy 5 a.m. boot camps, no impossible “life hacks” — just a guy demonstrating how a little structure (and a lot of early sunlight) can transform your entire day. It’s calm, it’s real, and honestly, it’s addictive to watch.

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Inside Ashton Hall’s Viral Morning Routine

Let’s just get this out of the way — Ashton Hall isn’t just another guy with a camera. He has transformed his extreme daily habits into a social media empire. With over 10 million followers and more than 1 billion views across Instagram Reels in the past month alone, Ashton’s fast-paced, highly structured mornings have captured the internet’s full attention. His videos consistently attract millions of views, with some clips even surpassing 60 million and 113 million views. Each post feels like a perfectly edited slice of discipline — and people can’t stop watching.

Curious about what actually goes into his famous morning grind? Here’s a breakdown — and yes, don’t forget the nose tape.

A Full Breakdown of Ashton Hall’s Morning Routine:

3:56 AM – Wake up wearing mouth and nose tape.
3:57 AM – Brush teeth.
3:58 AM – Hydrate with Saratoga bottled water.
3:59 AM – Swirl water in mouth for freshness.
4:00 AM – Apply beard foam.
4:02 AM – Trim beard with an electric shaver.
4:07 AM – Walk to the balcony.
4:11 AM – Step outside barefoot to connect with the ground.
4:14 AM – Drink more water and meditate outdoors.
4:20 AM – Drop down for push-ups.
4:33 AM – Read the Bible and pray.
4:41 AM – Journal intentions and reflections.
4:54 AM – Sip more water and read on his iPad.
5:45 AM – Prepare an ice bath in a medium bowl.
5:48 AM – Squeeze fresh lemon into the ice water.
5:49 AM – Dunk his face into the bowl for a full wake-up shock.
6:02 AM – Dress in gym shorts and a t-shirt.
6:06 AM – Remove the mouth tape.
6:10 AM – Pack gym clothes into a Goyard duffel bag.
6:16 AM – Leave the apartment and head for the gym.
6:24 AM – Step into the steam room for recovery.
6:45 AM – Dry off and flex in the mirror (naturally).
7:00 AM – Leave the gym.
7:08 AM – Get into his Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon.
7:22 AM – Drive to an empty parking lot to warm up.
7:24 AM – Shirt comes off. Sprint drills begin.
7:48 AM – Meet and greet followers, shake hands, snap photos.
8:01 AM – Head back home.
8:23 AM – Shower.
8:33 AM – Grab a banana, peel it — and interestingly, use the peel to wipe his forehead.
8:55 AM – Chop cilantro, cook breakfast (usually chicken and greens).
9:15 AM – Eat breakfast while scrolling Instagram and checking on his Saratoga water influence.
9:26 AM – Straighten his suit.
9:29 AM – Dunk his head again into an ice bath.
9:36 AM – Record a motivational speech to close out the routine.

Before considering replicating Ashton’s intense morning routine, it’s important to understand that not every aspect is supported by hard science. One example is mouth taping during sleep. While some wellness circles advocate it as a method to reduce allergens, promote nasal breathing, and enhance sleep quality, medical experts caution that it carries risks. Improper use could disrupt breathing, particularly for individuals with conditions like sleep apnea or other undiagnosed respiratory issues. In certain instances, it may actually deteriorate your sleep rather than improve it. Therefore, although it may appear appealing on camera, it’s wise to consult a professional before embracing trends like this.

That said, there’s real value in the broader structure of Ashton’s mornings. Prioritizing hydration, self-care, mindfulness, exercise, and goal-setting are habits most health professionals would agree can set a positive tone for the day. His commitment to consistency, discipline, and intentional living resonates with millions because it taps into something many people are craving right now — more focus, less chaos. Even if you don’t follow every step, there’s something inspiring about watching someone adhere to a routine and take ownership of their mornings in such a dedicated way.

Ashton Hall Morning Routine | Image: Instagram (@ashtonhall)

Is Ashton Hall’s Morning Routine Backed By Science?

There’s no doubt Ashton Hall’s extreme morning routine looks impressive on camera — but when it comes to what science says, it becomes a bit more complicated. Many parts of his morning — such as waking up early, practicing gratitude, exercising, and journaling — are backed by strong research as positive habits. Studies from the University of Toronto indicate that early risers tend to be more proactive and report higher levels of happiness compared to night owls. Similarly, research published in Men’s Health has found that practicing gratitude daily can enhance mood, improve sleep quality, and reduce stress. In short, starting the day with mindfulness and movement is typically a beneficial idea for mental and physical well-being.

However, not every aspect of Hall’s routine withstands scientific scrutiny. Mouth taping during sleep, one of the more controversial elements of his process, is highly debated. While some advocates, such as wellness influencers and sleep coaches, assert that it enhances nasal breathing and sleep quality, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) advises caution. Experts note that mouth taping may lead to breathing difficulties, particularly for individuals with undiagnosed sleep apnea or respiratory issues. Currently, there is minimal clinical research to support its benefits.

Another aspect of Ashton’s routine that has drawn attention is his ice baths and facial dunking. Cold therapy does have legitimate science behind it — research from Stanford Lifestyle Medicine suggests that cold exposure can reduce inflammation, improve recovery, and boost mental alertness. However, extreme or prolonged cold exposure without supervision can also pose risks, such as shock or nerve sensitivity issues. While splashing your face with ice water in the morning can be refreshing and safe for most people, full-body ice baths should be approached with caution.

At the end of the day, Ashton Hall’s routine incorporates several practices that are widely supported by science — such as waking up early, staying hydrated, practicing mindfulness, and exercising. However, as with any viral trend, it’s crucial to distinguish the solid habits from the riskier ones. His discipline and structure are undeniably motivating, but viewers should remember that not every component of a viral routine is necessary (or safe) to replicate exactly. A few smart adjustments could help you capture the essence of Ashton’s mornings without the potential downsides.

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