IWC Ingenieur 3350 – Titanium, 1985
Released in 1985, the Ingenieur Ref. 3350 was the first IWC model to feature both a titanium case and an integrated titanium bracelet. Compact (32 mm), ultra-lightweight, and designed for everyday use without compromise.
It uses the IWC Caliber 2210 quartz movement, based on the ESA 255.411, with a date window positioned at 3 o’clock. It is water-resistant to 120 meters and protected against magnetic fields up to 20,000 A/m, thanks to a soft iron inner case—true to the technical DNA of the Ingenieur line.
The matte black "military" dial with Arabic numerals ensures high legibility. The integrated titanium bracelet features IWC’s Ingenious adjustable clasp, allowing for a precise and comfortable fit. Produced for only a short period, this reference is now rare, especially in this condition.
WATCH DETAILS
Model: IWC Ingenieur Ref. 3350 Movement: Quartz, IWC Caliber 2210 (ESA 255.411 base) Functions: Hours, minutes, central seconds, date at 3 o’clock Case: Titanium Case diameter: 32 mm Thickness: 6.1 mm Crystal: Sapphire Bracelet: Integrated titanium with Ingenious adjustable clasp Dial: Matte black, Arabic numerals, luminous hands and markers Water resistance: 120 meters (12 ATM) Magnetic resistance: 20,000 A/m Production: 1985–1986 Notes:
First full-titanium Ingenieur
5-screw bezel
Also available in titanium + yellow gold versions (with or without diamond bezel)
