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Compare 10 IWC Portugieser watches, all currently in stock from $6,200 to $43,260. The selection spans 40–41 mm automatic and chronograph models, a 43.5 mm Yacht Club Chronograph, a 42.3 mm seven-day Automatic and three 44.2 mm perpetual-calendar references. Every listing has a distinct reference; compare the exact movement, case material, dial, strap, condition and included set, or browse the wider IWC collection.
The present catalog covers four different interpretations of the Portugieser. IW358305 is the compact three-hand Automatic 40. The four chronographs range from the established 40.9 mm IW371446, IW371447 and IW371491 to the 41 mm manufacture-calibre IW371606. IW390502 gives the collection a sportier Yacht Club format, while IW500702 emphasizes a seven-day power reserve. The three perpetual calendars sit at the top of the range in red or white gold.
| Current group | References | What separates them |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic 40 | IW358305 | 40.4 mm steel, blue dial, small seconds, Calibre 82200 and 60-hour reserve |
| Portugieser Chronograph | IW371446, IW371447, IW371491, IW371606 | 40.9–41 mm steel; silver, black or blue dials; Calibre 79350 or 69355 depending on reference |
| Yacht Club Chronograph | IW390502 | 43.5 mm steel, silver dial, rubber strap, flyback chronograph and 68-hour reserve |
| Portugieser Automatic | IW500702 | 42.3 mm red gold, grey dial, date, small seconds and seven-day reserve |
| Perpetual Calendar | IW502306, IW502307, IW503302 | 44.2 mm red- or white-gold cases with perpetual calendar and moon-phase displays |
All 10 references are currently listed as in stock. The Automatic 40 starts the selection at $6,200, and the four steel chronographs run from $6,600 to $6,650. The Yacht Club Chronograph is $9,650. The seven-day red-gold Automatic and the three perpetual calendars occupy the upper range from $23,484 to $43,260.
For a simpler daily-wear format, the IW358305 Automatic 40 uses a 40.4 mm steel case, Calibre 82200, small seconds and a 60-hour reserve. The 40.9 mm IW371446, IW371447 and IW371491 chronographs use Calibre 79350 and differ mainly by dial and strap color. The newer IW371606 increases the case to 41 mm and adds the visible manufacture Calibre 69355.
The IW390502 Yacht Club Chronograph is the sport-oriented option here. Its 43.5 mm steel case, black rubber strap, screw-in crown, flyback chronograph and 6-bar rating make it materially different from the dressier leather-strap chronographs. The IW500702 instead pairs a 42.3 mm red-gold case with a seven-day movement, date and power-reserve display.
For a perpetual calendar, compare the exact generation and gold alloy. IW502306 and IW502307 use Calibre 51613 with a seven-day reserve; IW502307 is the white-gold option. The later IW503302 uses Calibre 52611 in a red-gold case. Each automatically coordinates the calendar displays, but dial layout, moon-phase display, case metal, condition and included set still need to be checked on the individual listing.
Deciding between a compact Automatic 40, a classic chronograph, the Yacht Club or a perpetual calendar? Send us the references you are considering and we will help compare their dimensions, movements, materials, condition and included set.