Lewis Hamilton‘s ’IWC Pilot Watch

IWC Pilot Performance Chronograph Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula OneTM Team watch IW388306, This is the watch Lewis Hamilton wore on the podium when he won his ninth home race this year. The victory at the F1 British Grand PrixTM at Silverstone was crucial for him as it was his first victory in two seasons. The best IWC Pilot replica watches at captainthewatch.is.

The case and case back are made of Ceratanium®. This high-performance material combines the advantages of titanium's lightness and structural integrity with the hardness and scratch resistance of ceramic. The black ceramic bezel is equipped with a tachymeter scale, allowing the wearer to measure the average speed over a reference distance of 1000 meters. The black dial has a fine lacquer finish and presents great visual depth. The hands, applied hour markers and numerals are filled with Super-LumiNova® luminous material to ensure clear reading at night. This watch is equipped with IWC's self-made 69385 movement, which is clearly visible through the transparent sapphire glass case back. IWC chronograph movements are always designed for robustness, precision and reliability.

The Laureus Sport for Good Foundation uses sports as a powerful bridge to help children and young people eliminate violence, fight discrimination and eliminate the difficult conditions of vulnerable groups. The Foundation has carried out many social sports projects around the world, which have a positive impact on the lives of thousands of young people. Since 2005, IWC has been a global partner of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation. The brand supports the Swiss branch of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation by participating in the "Charity Night" event of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation. Every year, IWC donates a unique timepiece to be auctioned in a fundraising event. This year, the auction will cooperate online with Bonhams for the first time, and all proceeds will be donated to the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation and its social sports projects.