Assembling the IWC caliber 32111 - Balance wheel, rotor and automatic movement. @iwcwatches
Assembling the IWC caliber 32111 - Balance wheel, rotor and automatic movement.  @iwcwatches
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Every component has a purpose. Every adjustment demands absolute precision.

In this close-up of the IWC-manufactured caliber 32111, IWC watchmaker Florian Salzer installs the balance wheel, positions the jewel in the shock absorber and secures it with the shock absorber spring. The oscillating weight is then fitted, with the ball bearing carefully aligned to ensure smooth, unrestricted rotation.

Every step contributes to the performance and uncompromising accuracy of the IWC-manufactured caliber 32111 - an automatic movement with a power reserve of 120 hours and featured in the Ingenieur Automatic 40 Ref. IW328907.

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Assembling the IWC caliber 32111 - Balance wheel, rotor and automatic movement.

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