Description
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The Engineer Sees Blue
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The IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40 reference IW328903 reinterprets with remarkable accuracy the drawing of the Engineer SL reference 1832 imagined by Gérald Genta in the 1970s. This version is immediately distinguished by its Aqua dial, whose blue-green hue brings a particularly contemporary personality to this sports watch with an integrated bracelet. With its diameter of 40 mm, it retains an assertive presence while offering proportions designed to remain comfortable on a wide variety of wrists.
The Aqua dial is one of the most remarkable elements of this reference. Its "Grid" structure, composed of thin lines intersecting at 90 degrees, creates real depth and constantly plays with light. The luminescent rhodium-plated needles and appliques contrast with this textured surface and ensure excellent readability. Around the dial, the characteristic bezel is attached to the housing by five functional polygonal screws, reinforcing the technical aesthetics specific to the Engineer.
The case and the integrated H-linked strap are made entirely of stainless steel and precisely alternate satin and polished surfaces. At the heart of the watch beats the manufacture calibre IWC 32111, an automatic movement offering an impressive power reserve of 120 hours, or five days. Faithful to the historical vocation of the Engineer, the movement is protected from magnetic fields by an internal soft iron housing, while the whole benefits from a 10 bar waterproofing.
This 2026 example is offered strictly new and accompanied by its complete set including original box, papers and accessories. With its immediately recognisable Aqua dial, integrated bracelet and solid technical qualities, the Ingenieur Automatic 40 IW328903 succeeds in combining the heritage of Gérald Genta's design with the requirements of a contemporary sports watch. A configuration with a strong personality for one of IWC's most iconic creations.





































