The Ingenieur SL reference 1832 was launched in 1976 and was made until 1983. Designed byGerald Genta, this watch is one of his designs that seems to still be a little under the radar. Like other watches of the era, the reference 1832 is known as the Jumbo and is arguably the chunkiest of all the Genta-penned watches of that era, thanks to the anti-magnetic nature of the timepiece. The 40mm steel case is in excellent condtion. We love these thick cases, a little bigger due to the faraday cage within. The flat bezel has five rivets and is clean and crisp. The dial has a basket-weave, waffle look that is actually integral to the watch’s anti-magnetic properties. We believe that this is a later dial as it is signed SWISS only. The hands are pencil form and one of our favourite features! The integrated bracelet is in very good condition and will fit a wrist size up to 18.5cm. The IWC calibre 8541ES automatic movement has been fully checked and regulated by our watchmaker. With these integrated bracelet sports watches being very popular right now, we are sure this will be very popular. And this one is surely a rare one- IWC states that they made 598 pieces.. Get in touch and let’s talk more about this cool Genta-designed iconic IWC!