IWC Porsche Design 3504

The IWC Porsche Design Ocean 2000, Reference 3504, represents a specific iteration within the collaboration between IWC and Porsche Design. This reference is distinguished by its focus on robust construction and functional design, characteristic of the Ocean 2000 series. It was developed to offer advanced water resistance and durability, aligning with the design principles established by Ferdinand Alexander Porsche for the product line. The 3504 is part of a family of watches known for their innovative use of materials and engineering. The watch features a titanium case, a material chosen for its strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance. It houses an automatic movement, providing reliable timekeeping. The crystal protecting the dial is designed for clarity and scratch resistance, suitable for its intended use. The case dimensions contribute to its presence on the wrist while maintaining wearability, reflecting a balance between form and function in its design. For collectors, the Reference 3504 is significant as an example of IWC's technical capabilities in partnership with an external design house. It appeals to those interested in the evolution of tool watches and the application of advanced materials in watchmaking. The Ocean 2000 series, including this reference, is recognized for its distinct aesthetic and engineering approach, making it a notable piece within IWC's historical catalog.