2024 IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 Ceralume

The special feature of the IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 Ceralume is that the case is made of the brand’s newly developed “Ceralume” luminous ceramic composite material, which can continuously emit blue fluorescence for more than 24 hours in the dark. The best IWC Pilot replica watches at captainthewatch.is.

The main components of Ceralume luminous ceramic are white ceramic powder and Super-LumiNova luminous paint. These two raw materials are evenly mixed through a complex ball milling process and sintered at a specific temperature and pressure. In the end, they have both the super hardness of ceramic and the stable blue luminous properties.

The Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 Ceralume is IWC’s first watch to use luminous ceramic composite materials to make the case. The crown and chronograph buttons are still made of metal to ensure durability. The white dial is coated with luminous paint, and Super-LumiNova paint is also added to the rubber strap, giving the entire watch a unified “full luminous” effect.

2024 Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional White Moonwatch

The white dial Speedmaster has always been a favorite of many Omega fans. In March this year, Omega released this new white dial moon watch, which is like the refreshing and bright moonlight. The design of the new white dial Speedmaster is basically the same as the regular Speedmaster series professional moon watch, with a 42mm stainless steel case, a thickness of 13.2mm, and a black anodized aluminum scale dot 90 bezel. These remain unchanged. The best Omega Speedmaster replica watches at captainthewatch.is.

The design inspiration of the white dial comes from the fact that Omega once worked with NASA to complete the top-secret project "Alaska Project" and created the Speedmaster Alaska Project I watch suitable for space missions. Because white has good heat reflection performance, this watch uses a white dial. At the same time, it is also a tribute to the white space suits worn by astronauts when working outside the cabin.

In addition, this watch is also the first time that Omega has used white lacquer on the moon watch. The translucent lacquer effect it presents is directly different from the previous Omega white dial with a slightly matte texture. In terms of movement, it is still the well-known 3861 manual-winding movement with a 50-hour power reserve, dual certification by the Master Chronometer Testing Institute and the Swiss Observatory COSC, and equipped with a silicon hairspring to provide anti-magnetic capabilities.