IWC IW3524 Porsche Design Ocean 2000 Titanium Black Dial

The IWC Porsche Design Ocean 2000 reference IW3524 is a notable late-1980s to early-1990s dive watch from the IWC and Porsche Design collaboration. Made in titanium and fitted with an integrated titanium bracelet, it came at a time when most professional dive watches were still built in steel. The 42 mm case, black dial, and stripped-back layout reflect the functional design approach associated with Ferdinand Alexander Porsche. Inside is the automatic IWC caliber 37521 with date, a reliable movement that gives the Ocean 2000 everyday practicality along with its tool-watch purpose. The watch is best known for its 2000 meter depth rating, an unusually ambitious specification for a production diver of the period. Collectors value the IW3524 for its integrated case and bracelet design, matte titanium finish, and clear link to one of the more distinctive watch collaborations of its time. It was not made as a limited edition for a specific market or retailer, but it is less common than mainstream IWC sports models from the same era. Today, the Ocean 2000 remains an appealing neo-vintage diver, especially for buyers drawn to early titanium construction, clean design, and period-correct engineering. Like New with IWC box and undated papers. Includes service papers dated 2019.