This timepiece looks stunning with its rubber-coated stainless steel case, matching black rubber strap and blue detailing on the dial. The new 2014 Aquatimer collection features a limited edition Aquatimer Chronograph, the “50 Years Science for Galapagos”. The Swiss brand is said to offer “substantial sponsorship” to the Charles Darwin Foundation and this year has released three timepieces which pay tribute to the Galapagos Islands and the work of Charles Darwin. In 2009, IWC joined other supporters and guardians in protecting the Achipelago located 1000 kilometres off the Ecuadorian coast.
It is this work which ensures equilibrium between these two seemingly competing wants and guarantees a sustainable harmony. An array of scientists, students and volunteers help to optimise the relationship between the island’s ecological and economic needs. Today, the Charles Darwin Foundation helps to maintain the flora and fauna of the Galapagos Islands through its conservation work. A greater percentage of the world’s population are taking steps to preserve precious habitats for the benefit of future generations.Ĭharles Darwin, the naturalist, was evidently fascinated by the unique plants and animals which inhabit the Galapagos Islands and recorded many observations whilst visiting the Achipelago in 1835. However, thanks to growing public awareness of the environment, society is changing for the better. Widespread pollution and global warming are two regrettable by-products of increased industrialisation. In the last one hundred years man has certainly left his mark on the planet’s eco-system.
This detailed review of the IWC Aquatimer Chronograph Edition Expedition Charles Darwin includes live images and specification details. IWC Aquatimer Chronograph Edition Expedition Charles Darwin Angus Davies reviews the IWC Aquatimer Chronograph Edition Expedition Charles Darwin, another stunning timepiece from IWC’s new collection of diver’s watches recently launched at SIHH 2014.
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