IWC Ceralume Luminous Ceramic Case

IWC Schaffhausen has officially launched a patented technology called Ceralume® luminous ceramic. With the patent-pending highly engineered process technology developed by IWC's XPL experimental engineering department, the brand has produced a fully luminous ceramic case for the first time. Buy top IWC clone watches online, buy replica watches at twatchclone.ru. Get a high quality luxury watch at an affordable price.

This technology is achieved by evenly mixing ceramic powder with high-quality Super-LumiNova® luminous coating pigments. Super-LumiNova®, produced by Swiss technology company RC Tritec, is a high-tech ceramic compound that behaves like a photovoltaic cell. This material absorbs light energy from sunlight or artificial light and temporarily stores it, eventually emitting the absorbed light energy as visible light. This cycle can be repeated an unlimited number of times without causing the material to age or reduce its light storage capacity. In darkroom tests, the Ceralume® luminous ceramic case can continuously emit bright blue light for more than 24 hours.

As early as 1986, IWC Schaffhausen launched the world's first watch with a black zirconium oxide ceramic case. Since then, IWC's main innovations in ceramics have included brown silicon nitride ceramic cases and black boron carbide ceramic cases, the latter of which is one of the hardest substances known. After launching a series of TOP GUN colored ceramic watches in eye-catching colors, the brand is now pushing the limits with Ceralume®.

In addition to the Ceralume® case, this concept watch based on the design features of the Pilot's Watch Chronograph 41 is equipped with a white luminous dial and a white luminous rubber strap. The dial and strap are coated with Super-LumiNova®. The brass base of the dial is sprayed with a Super-LumiNova® solution and then printed on the luminous coating. The white rubber strap is made by injection molding and is also coated with Super-LumiNova® pigments.