This IWC Schaffhausen from 1952 exemplifies mid‑century wristwatch design with a restrained, purpose‑driven aesthetic. Its automatic Cal 852 places the watch within IWC’s longstanding tradition of robust mechanical engineering, offering a balance of dependable performance and historical interest. The construction and movement speak to an era when automatic calibres were becoming central to daily wear timepieces, making this example relevant for collectors who appreciate period-accurate mechanics and classical proportions. Accompanying visual material is available via the provided video link for a closer look at its details and movement.