The new IWC Portofino monopusher chronograph

Nice. Not really sure of the need for a chronograph on a Portofino but I like it. Monopusher is a nice clean look.

A very interesting new watch: the monopusher, combined with the two subdial dial lay-out, makes for a very dressy chronograph, fitting the Portofino family nicely. I wonder whether there also will be one or more versions with a steel case. I hope to see the official announcement here soon.

Kind regards,
Paul

ahhh... nice. This is really long due. Too bad there isn't a stainless steel version of it yet.

Although I'm not into chrono's the watch looks nice.

Thanks for the link
Juri

Am I correct- it is 45mm?

What is the price point?

Nelson

Hand-wound chronograph movement with 8 days power reserve....
hmmm...what should I say???....finally, the catalogue starts to be interesting again...
let the steel version show up asap and then, perhaps we are back for some business..
greetings,
yitzhak

Interesting watch.

Mono pushers have a long tradition and were used for military watches.

Just a view to those old movements.

Now THAT's what I call beautiful. Not like the boring casebacks we see nowadays.

That movement on a 43mm Portugieser case would be a winner in my book.

Very nice watch indeed and I really like the monopusher version.

Stainless steel model with an ardoise dial would be a nice addition to the family too.

Cheers Chris

Very nice pictures! Thanks for sharing, especially the PW with the monopusher is a stunner.
Would be nice to see the front side of those watches...;-)

Cheers Chris

Ok Chris, here it is.

And it is a Richemont brand since some years :-)

BTW, the PW has still its old Radium dial and hands.

Hi Hebe

Thank you very much for the front side pictures. Really nice, love them both!

Cheers Chris
PS. Sorry for the late answer, but I am having a very busy time right now.

Dear Michael,

Thenky for showing us the picture, The watch looks (on the digitally generated picture) very promising.
Will be interesting to touch it in real.

Kindest regards

Ralph

I quite like the Monopusher.

I particular like to see its display back revealing the column wheel. It was fun to play with the monopusher while staring at the column wheel.