Portugieser Tourbillon Mystere 44.2mm IW504202 - 18k rose gold, silver dial, brown alligator strap

IWC Schaffhausen

Portugieser Tourbillon Mystere 44.2mm IW504202 - 18k rose gold, silver dial, brown alligator strap

✓  Available Upon Request

The Timepiece

The Tourbillon Mystere was IWC's 2000s statement piece — a flying tourbillon at 12 in a 44mm rose gold Portugieser, limited to 250 pieces. The automatic 50900 runs seven days with the reserve indicator at 4. Built from 2006 to 2009, and one of the few tourbillons IWC ever cased in rose gold.

Specifications

  • Reference IW504202
  • 44.2mm 18k rose gold case, 14.2mm thick
  • Silvered dial with applied rose gold Arabic numerals
  • Calibre 50900 automatic — 7-day (168-hour) power reserve, 19,800 vph
  • Flying minute tourbillon at 12, small seconds at 9, power reserve indicator; limited to 250 pieces
  • Brown alligator leather strap with 18k rose gold folding clasp
  • Convex sapphire crystal; sapphire display back
  • Water resistant to 3 bar (30m)

Availability: Available upon request through the Seaside Timepieces dealer network — contact us to confirm and lock it in.

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