DESCRIPTION

IWC partnered with the Charles Darwin Foundation to create a timepiece whose sales proceeds contributed to the protection of the ecological system in the Galapagos Island. The environmentally conscious timepiece has a 44mm black rubber-clad, stainless-steel case that is 15mm thick with a solid case back, a sapphire crystal and a screw-in crown. The IW376705 has a rubber-clad bezel that rotates unidirectionally with luminescent numerals for time management. It has a black dial with boldly applied index hour markers, blackened steel hands, chronograph sub-dials and date-day window at 3-o-clock. The IW376705 is powered by the self-winding 79320 calibers with chronograph, date plus day functionality and a power reserve of 44 hours. The case is paired with a black rubber bracelet with a stainless-steel pin buckle. It has a water resistance of 120 meters (400 feet).