IWC IW3504 Porsche Design Ocean 2000 Titanium Black Dial

The IWC Porsche Design Ocean 2000 (Ref. IW3504) stands as a remarkable testament to the bold technical ambition of the 1980s and early 1990s. Crafted entirely from Grade 2 titanium, this diver pushed the limits of lightweight durability while achieving an extraordinary water resistance of 2,000 meters—an engineering feat that positioned it among the most capable dive watches of its era. Powered by the IWC Caliber 3752 (based on the ETA 2892-A2), the automatic movement delivers a robust 42-hour power reserve and refined finishing, reflecting IWC’s commitment to precision and craftsmanship. The organic, rock‑like case design and integrated titanium bracelet, complete with a crown at 4 o’clock, underscore the watch’s utilitarian elegance and ergonomic comfort. Released around the late 1980s, the Ocean 2000 was also issued in Bundeswehr military variants, further enhancing its appeal among collectors for its historical and functional pedigree. Its matte black dial, luminous indices, and unidirectional bezel emphasize legibility and tool‑watch integrity, while the high‑grade sapphire crystal ensures clarity and resilience. Today, the Ocean 2000 is revered not only for its technical prowess but also as a design icon born from the collaboration between IWC and Porsche Design—an avant‑garde expression of form following function that continues to captivate discerning enthusiasts. Like New with Porsche Design by IWC box and papers dated 1996.