Although IWC introduced its Ingenieur model in 1955, the name of this watch family is usually associated with Gérald Genta. During the 1970s, the legendary Geneva designer created the Ingenieur SL Ref. 1832, translating his artistic vision into a luxury stainless steel sports watch with an integrated bracelet. The Ingenieur Automatic 40 reflects the bold aesthetic codes of Genta’s iconic Ingenieur watch and meets the highest standards of ergonomics, finish and technology. This model features a case with an integrated bezel and bracelet with H-shaped links and a stainless steel butterfly folding clasp, all finished with elaborately polished and satin-finished surfaces. The ergonomics of the case and bracelet have been carefully reworked and improved down to the smallest detail. The 40 mm case and the innovative coupling system of the central link guarantee excellent comfort, even on slim wrists. The distinctive round bezel is screwed onto the movement ring by five polygonal screws. The aquamarine dial features a grid-style design with small lines spaced 90 degrees apart. Rhodium-plated hands and appliqués with luminescence aid legibility. Inside the case is the IWC Manufacture calibre 32111, whose ratchet winding system provides a 120-hour power reserve. Continuing the technical legacy of the Ingenieur, a soft iron inner case protects the movement from magnetic fields. The 10 bar water-resistant case and new crown guard make the Ingenieur Automatic 40 a truly versatile luxury sports watch ideal for the 21st century.