IWC Portofino Automatic

The IWC Portofino Automatic gold is a perfect companion for everyday life: the watch has luxurious understatement, is reliable and is an individual, tasteful choice that is not visible on every wrist. The luxury manufacturer IWC introduced the Portofino collection in 1984 and has since then continuously refined the attributes of history, simplicity and style. An IWC Portofino Automatic gold is not conspicuous - but if it catches the eye of the beholder, it will be remembered.

The IWC Portofino Automatic watch is available in almost countless variations. The most popular models are the simple three-hand watches with date in 37 and 40 mm. In addition to these two diameters, the range of sizes is considerable - there is the perfect case diameter for every wrist. Overall, the following diameters are available in IWC's Portofino portfolio:

• 34 mm: three-hand watch, very popular with ladies
• 37 mm: three-hand watch for smaller wrists
• 40 mm: Three-hand watch - the classic model, but also Hand-Wound Moonphase
• 42 mm: Chronograph with three totalizers
• 45 mm: Hand-Wound models, e.g. Eight Days and Tourbillon Rétrograde

If you want to buy an IWC Portofino Automatic watch, we recommend a pre-owned purchase: the "IWC Portofino Automatic price" is particularly worthwhile for a pre-owned model. In our CHRONEXT online shop you will find both new models below the list price and used models with attractive discounts. Thanks to our two-year CHRONEXT warranty, you are also on the safe side when buying used models.

You also have the opportunity to trade in your used watch with us - for example, to buy an IWC Portofino Automatic used. Our experts will be happy to advise you on which sales option best suits your watch and your requirements.

Manual winding, automatic, moon phase, tourbillon

Thanks to the diverse collection, there are also hand-wound models in addition to the IWC Portofino Automatic. These include the IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Eight Days, which has an eight-day power reserve as well as a moon phase and power reserve display. The highlight of the collection is undoubtedly the IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Tourbillon, which features a flying tourbillon with stop mechanism, an eight-day power reserve and display at three o'clock, and a retrograde date display at nine o'clock.

Another highlight of the collection is the IWC Portofino Automatic Steel Edition 150 Years. With this watch, IWC celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Manufacture with a particularly elegant version of the Portofino. The edition model of the IWC Portofino Automatic steel is limited to 2,000 pieces and features a stainless steel case, a white dial with lacquer finish and blued feuilleton hands.