This watch features two different variations: in a polished steel edition with guilloché dial andwhite/turquoise colour coding; and in pink gold with white/silvery colour coding. The centraltrapeze-shaped hands indicate the hours and minutes, whereas the time in the second timezone appears in a subdial at 9 o’clock adorned with a wind rose. Just opposite, at 3 o’clock, asector enables one to read off the date shown on a pivoting disc featuring the same alternatingcolours as on the luminescent movement operating indicator. Driven by the Jaeger-LeCoultreCalibre 917D movement beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour, the Master Compressor DivingGMT Lady is endowed with a 48-hour power reserve. Water-resistant to 300 meters. Watch tested for 1000 hours.

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Efficiency, durability and puristic design are the unmistakable characteristics of the Big Ingenieur, and its 45.5 millimetre case makes an immediate impression. What's new is the unique construction that allows an even more thorough look: IWC has deliberately left out the soft iron inner case in order to use a sapphire case back. This change offers a full view of the extremely interesting movement; it also reduces the case height, thus increasing the wearing comfort of the watch. The dial design underscores the character of the Ingenieur: The easy-to-read date is placed at6 o'clock while the seven-day power reserve display is at 3 o'clock, with the last day indicated in red.

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This model is tough! The contemporary combination of stainless steel and black high-tech ceramic zirconium oxide combine with the integrated shock absorbers to produce an extremely robust case with a diameter of 44 millimetres. As with the other Ingenieur innovations, the view to the inner workings of the timepiece is open: the sight of the manufacturer's 80111 calibre will always be a beacon of hope for certain watch-lovers as well as bringing the unique qualities of this model to light.

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The marine researcher and diver, Jacques-Yves Cousteau, dedicated his life to the protection of Earth's fascinating underwater world and its mysterious life forms. In 2007, IWC once again recalls the life work of this memorable pioneer with the new Aquatimer Chronograph "Cousteau Divers". Limited to 2500 watches, next to the edition number, the 44 millimetre stainless steel case also carries an extraordinary engraving of a diver in the middle of a school of small fish. The rotating bezel, operated using the dual-function reset push-button, is now in the required reflective orange, which creates an expressive colour combination combined with the deep sea blue and rhodium inner dial.

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This watch does more than show the exact time;it also helps socially underprivileged children get a step closer to their dreams: Part of the proceeds go to the internationally active Laureus-Foundation. The emotional added-valueis visualised on the dial by the deep Laureus Blue. The watch back supplements the mechanical finesse, such as the 79320 calibre chronograph movement in a 42 millimetre stainless steel case,in a very special way: it is engraved with a child's drawing.

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