IWC Big Pilot's Watch AMG G 63
IW506201
*This timepiece is available exclusively at the IWC Boutique, Bengaluru
2-year warranty, extendable to 8 years. Register here
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The Big Pilot’s Watch AMG G 63 merges IWC’s engineering with the bold design of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class. It is the first IWC timepiece to feature a case crafted from ceramic matrix composite (CMC), a material developed with the German Aerospace Center (DLR). Lighter and more heat-resistant than conventional carbon composites, CMC is used in aerospace and high-performance automotive applications. The production process involves converting carbon fibre-reinforced plastic into silicon carbide ceramic through a complex siliconization process, resulting in a matte black case with a unique fibre structure. The black dial features a textured pattern inspired by AMG air intakes, with luminous PVD-coated appliques. Twin sub-dials, echoing the G-Class headlights, display a power reserve and small seconds. Powered by the IWC-manufactured 52010 calibre, the watch offers a seven-day power reserve. A tinted sapphire case back, engraved with a Mercedes-Benz star, completes this high-performance timepiece.
Full Specification
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Brand IWCCollectionPilot’s WatchesSeriesN/AModel NoIW506201
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MovementFeatures Date, Power Reserve Indicator, Small SecondsMovement AutomaticCalibre 52010CaseCase Size 46.5 mmCase Thickness 14.6 mmCase Shape RoundCase Material CeramicCase Back See-through Case BackLug Width 22 mmGlass Material Sapphire CrystalDialLuminosity On Hands, Hour MarkersDial Colour BlackHands AlphaIndexes Arabic NumeralsStrapStrap Material Rubber & TextileStrap Colour BlackClasp Type Folding ClaspOtherGender MenWater Resistance (M) 100Warranty Period 2-year warranty, extendable to 8 years. Register hereCountry of Origin Switzerland
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About the IWC Pilot’s Watches Collection
The IWC Pilot's Watches is a collection of dependable timepieces designed for the cockpit. However, with an ultra-chic aesthetic, it is no surprise that it ventured out of the aviation world and landed on the wrists of watch collectors around the globe. Its journey began in 1936 with the Special Pilot's Watch and progressed into the 1940s with iconic models like the Big Pilot's Watch Calibre 52, designed for the German military and the Navigator's Wristwatch Mark 11 for the British Royal Air Force. These watches became a top choice amongst the best militaries in the world primarily due to IWC being an early adopter of innovative materials, mechanisms, and functionality. And it's this spirit that has made the Pilot's Watches one of the most sought-after timepieces throughout watchmaking history and even more today.
Design And Features
With a form aimed at achieving functionality, IWC Pilot's Watches bring the best of both worlds. These watches gained early attention for their large round case and bold sans-serif Arabic numeral hour markers, choices that delivered high legibility. Throughout the journey of over 80 years, the design signatures of the Pilot's Watches have remained unchanged. An IWC Pilot's Watch is easily recognisable by its distinctive onion-shaped crown, unique 12 o'clock marker, and minimalist dial. Modern Pilot's Watches have enhanced their functional aspects by incorporating additional complications such as perpetual calendars, minute repeaters, tourbillons, and more. Also mechanically, Pilot's watches have always run on robust movements, which IWC are renowned for, offering high precision and excellent details like a whopping seven-day power reserve.
Iterations
The large and versatile family of Pilot's Watches include many well-known designs of the horological world. Watches like Big Pilot's Watch, TOP GUN, Spitfire, and the Mark Series are highly popular among serious watch enthusiasts, collectors, and even in pop culture. Each of these timepieces carries the original spirit of the collection and demonstrates the brand's passion for ingenuity. The current line-up of IWC Pilot's Watches is home to many handsome-looking timepieces featuring unique colour combinations and the use of innovative materials. It's a wholesome collection where functionality is unparalleled and style is aplenty.

ABOUT THE MOVEMENT
Powered by calibre 52010 is part of the 52000 family introduced in 2015. It features the updated Pellaton winding system, which enhances efficiency by utilising ceramic components to reduce wear. The movement stores power in two barrels, delivering an impressive seven-day power reserve (168 hours). With 31 jewels, 257 components, and a frequency of 28,800vph, it ensures precise timekeeping. The calibre is adorned with Côtes de Genève decoration and features a small hacking seconds function, a date display, and a power reserve indicator.

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- Brand IWC
- Reference 52010
- Movement Automatic
- Display Analog
- Power Reserve approx. 168 hours
- Jewels 31
- Frequency 28800 bph
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