IWC Pilot's Watch Worldtimer 326201

http://www.thewatchbox.com/watches/iwc The IWC Pilot's Watch Worldtimer 3262-01 just makes sense. Globetrotting requires multiple time zones, easily-adjusted time displays, and durability for when the going gets tough. The 45mm stainless steel Pilot's Watch Worldtimer has all of the bases covered. The IWC Pilot's Watch Worldtimer was born into a large family as a part of the 2012 IWC "year of the pilot's watch" event. But it is the only IWC Pilot's Watch that features the distinctive and useful "world time" function. By combining a counter-rotating 24-hour chapter ring with an outer rehaut listing 24 reference cities (one for each time zone), the system enables the wearer instantly to discern the time in any of the globes principal time zones. AM/PM status is readily apparent thanks to black/white shading of the 24-hour ring. IWC's world time system is a slight variation on the conventional world time system as introduced by Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin in the 1930s. While that system, which has become nearly universal in world time watches, features a mobile reference city ring that can be aligned with an index as the user moves around the world, IWC's city reference ring is fixed; the logic of the Pilot's Watch World Timer assumes that the 24-hour ring will be set to UTC (London). Instead of changing the reference city as the user travels, IWC offers a separate setting position on the crown that can be used to change the indication of the local time at the di