IWC 89000

The 89000 family of calibres is a series of high-end automatic chronograph manufacture movements produced by IWC in the 2010's.

Details

The 89000 calibre family uses IWC's Pellaton pawl-winding system for efficient self winding. The family includes calibres 89360, 89361, 89800, and 89802.

Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz) Diameter: 30 mm

Movement family

• IWC 89360 - 40 jewels, hours, minutes, small seconds, date, flyback chronograph with co-axial hour and minute totalizers at 12:00, 68 hour power reserve
• IWC 89361 - 38 jewels, hours, minutes, small seconds, date, flyback chronograph with co-axial hour and minute totalizers at 12:00, 68 hour power reserve
• IWC 89365 (2012-) - 38 jewels, hours, minutes, small seconds, date, flyback chronograph with minute totalizer at 12:00, 68 hour power reserve
• IWC 89630 - 51 jewels, hours, minutes, small seconds, day, date, month, perpetual calendar, year, moon phase, flyback chronograph, 68 hour power reserve
• IWC 89800 (2009-) - 52 jewels, hours, minutes, small seconds, date, month, perpetual calendar, flyback chronograph with co-axial hour and minute totalizers at 12:00 and hacking seconds, 68 hour power reserve
• IWC 89801/89802 - 51 jewels, hours, minutes, small seconds, day, date, month, leap year indicator, flyback chronograph with co-axial hour and minute totalizers at 12:00, 68 hour power reserve

Description: Automatic movement Bi-directional winding (Pellaton winding system) Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds at 6:00 Hacking seconds Quickset date feature, jumping Flyback chronograph with totalizers at 12:00 Data: Ø 30 mm 38-52 jewels 28,800 A/h Power reserve 68 hours Production period: 2010-current

Weblinks

• Calibre Family 89000, iwc.com