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IWC · Family: Pilot's Watch
The IWC Pilot's Watch Mark XX (ref. IW328201) is the current-generation, 40mm stainless steel pilot's watch that succeeded the Mark XVIII in 2022. It runs IWC's in-house Calibre 32111 automatic movement with an unusually long ~120-hour power reserve, protected by a soft-iron inner case against magnetic fields. Cazador has no verified price observations.
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IWC introduced the Pilot's Watch Mark XX in 2022 as the successor to the Mark XVIII within the manufacturer's Pilot's Watch collection, carrying reference IW328201 for the stainless steel, black-dial execution.
The case measures 40mm in stainless steel. IWC pairs it with a sapphire crystal and a black dial that keeps the collection's signature legibility cue: a luminescent triangle marker at 12 o'clock.
Inside, the reference runs IWC's in-house Calibre 32111, an automatic manufacture movement. What stands out is the power reserve: approximately 120 hours, roughly five days, well beyond the 42-48 hours typical of many automatic pilot's watches.
Magnetic-field resistance is addressed with a soft-iron inner case shielding the movement rather than relying on an antimagnetic movement alloy.
Water resistance is rated to 100 meters. As of this writing, the IW328201 remains part of IWC's current catalog and in active production.
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Our sourced data confirms the Mark XX succeeded the Mark XVIII in 2022. Spec-by-spec differences beyond that succession are unverified.
It runs IWC's in-house Calibre 32111, an automatic manufacture movement with an approximate 120-hour power reserve.
Yes. It uses a soft-iron inner case that shields the movement from magnetic fields.
The IW328201 has a 40mm stainless steel case, paired with a sapphire crystal and a black dial.
Approximately 120 hours — roughly five days — from IWC's in-house Calibre 32111.
Yes. Per manufacturer catalog data used for this fiche, the IW328201 remains a current-catalog reference in active production.