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Everything you need to know about buying, shipping and authenticating your watch.
How much is an IWC watch?
IWC spans a wide range. At GMJ, a pre-owned IWC watch in Belgium currently runs from €3,250 for a Pilot's Watch Chronograph to €11,550 for the Ingenieur, with the Big Pilot, Top Gun, and Aquatimer in between. New retail sits higher, so buying pre-owned is often the value route. Send a reference for a same-day valuation.
Where are IWC watches made?
Every IWC is made in Schaffhausen, in northern Switzerland, where the brand has built watches since 1868. It is the rare major Swiss maison based in that region rather than in Geneva or the Vallée de Joux. That engineering-led base shows in the Pilot's Watches and the Ingenieur, IWC's most technical designs.
Who owns IWC?
IWC has been part of the Richemont group since 2000, alongside names like Jaeger-LeCoultre and Vacheron Constantin. Richemont's backing funds IWC's in-house movement work and global service network, which is one reason parts and servicing stay well supported. The company itself was founded in 1868 by American watchmaker Florentine Ariosto Jones.
How do I sell an IWC watch?
Get a valuation from a specialist who knows the references and current demand. To sell IWC watches across Europe through GMJ, send photos and details, take a same-day price, then choose an outright sale or consignment. We handle authentication, photography, and insured delivery, so payment lands cleanly once the watch reaches its new owner.
What is the IWC Big Pilot Green?
The IWC Big Pilot Green is a green-dial take on the brand's signature aviator, with the oversized conical crown and the long power reserve drawn from cockpit instruments. It is large and is highly legible. GMJ currently has one in stock, serviced and authenticated, at €7,950.










