Model: Aquatimer Chronograph, Special Edition Galapagos Islands 

Ref: 3767-05

Circa: 2009

Movement: Automatic cal. 89365 flyback chronograph movement with 68-hour power reserve

Dial: Black with white hour and minute hands. White sweeping chronograph hand, and yellow hacking seconds hand. Three chronograph registers: minutes at 12:00, hours at 6:00, and seconds at 9:00. Day and date at 3:00. Dial is in excellent condition.

Case: 44 mm stainless steel coated in black rubber. Chronograph pushers at 2:00 and 4:00 activate and stop the chronograph mechanism. Black and white stainless steel bezel rotates unidirectionally. Screw-down crown. Case is in good condition. 

Watch comes with outer box, box and papers, warranty card, manuals, and a booklet on the history of the Galapagos Islands.

More about IWC:

IWC first launched the Aquatimer in 1967. Released in response to the increasing demand for dive watches, the Aquatimer--the brand's first dive watch--was water resistant to 200 meters. This first Aquatimer featured a screw-down crown and case back, in addition to the internal rotating bezel that would become a hallmark of the Aquatimer line.   

The ref. 3767 Galapagos Islands special edition was launched in 2009, in tribute to the partnership with the Charles Darwin Foundation established that same year. The Charles Darwin Foundation, founded in 1959, seeks to protect the invaluable ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands that so influenced the work of Charles Darwin. The Aquatimer Galapagos special edition comprised part of a run of only 500 pieces. Coated with matte black rubber applied in a special vulcanization process, the Aquatimer Galapagos Special Edition is highly scratch-resistant, designed to withstand the rigors of diving.