Wristcheck Buyer Protection
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Every single watch listed on Wristcheck is carefully inspected, authenticated and tested alongside strict industry guidelines by our in-house Swiss-trained watchmakers.
Comprehensive Grading
Our 10-point grading system carefully evaluates every aspect of a watch: from its case and bracelet to its movement and timing – so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
Free shipping & 7-day returns
We’re offering free shipping on all orders, and a 7-day return policy for online orders. If the watch you receive is not as described, you can request a return within seven days and send it back to us — completely free of charge.
Specifications
Overview
Year Launched
2016
Case
Size (mm)
46
Bezel Material
Ceramic
Crystal
Sapphire
Dial Color
Black
Dial Numbers
Arabic Numerals, luminescent
Material
Ceramic
Bracelet / Strap
Strap Color
Brown
Strap Material
Calfskin
Strap Clasp
Folding Clasp
Strap Clasp Material
Stainless Steel
Movement
Movement
Selfwinding
Movement Caliber
Calibre 51111
Power Reserve
168
Other
Water Resistance
60m
Number of Jewels
42
Functions
Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Power Reserve
Condition Photos
About IWC
The Founder
Sometimes more formally known as the “International Watch Co.,” IWC was initially established in 1868 by American watchmaker Florentine Ariosto Jones.
The company was later sold to the Raushenbach family - among IWC’s first historic shareholders - who guided it through the 20th century, contributing to its burgeoning reputation for material and mechanical innovation until the 1970s.
Though not founders, IWC is closely associated with several leading figures in the Swiss watch industry. Chief among these is Günter Blümlein (who would go on to resurrect A. Lange & Sӧhne) and engineer Kurt Klaus, inventor of the “autonomous” perpetual calendar.
History
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Ultimate Buyer Protection
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Transparency
Transparency
Buyers know what sellers net, sellers know what buyers pay. Everyone knows what Wristcheck makes.
We’re upfront about our fees on every sale: that’s 6-12% on all watches sold.
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Authenticity
Authenticity
All watches listed on Wristcheck are guaranteed authentic. They’re rigorously inspected and tested alongside strict industry parameters by our Swiss-trained watchmakers. We also work with a number of watch brands directly.
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Vetted
Sellers
Sellers
All of our consignors must first pass a stringent vetting process, including verifying their identities, before listing their watches on our platform.
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