The Portugieser Yacht Club Moon&Tide displays the moon phase in both hemispheres and indicates the tides.
It features a completely new automatic caliber developed specifically for this model.
The new Portugieser Moon&Tide is the first IWC replica watches uk to incorporate a caliber that tracks the tides.
Tides are generated by a complex interaction of the gravitational and centrifugal forces of the Earth,the Moon,and the Sun.
On most coastlines,high tide occurs twice a day,always exactly 12 hours and 24 minutes apart.
The Portugieser Yacht Club Moon&Tide indicates the expected time of the next high or low tide on an inner dial at 6 o’clock.

This is achieved through a reduction gear that translates the regular rhythm of the hours into.
The constantly changing temporal frequency of high and low tides.
The dual moon phase indicator at 12 o’clock has been improved to show both spring and neap tides.
Thus also providing information on the strength of the current tides.
Spring tides,which cause particularly high water levels,occur during the Full Moon and New Moon.
The exact times for high and low tide depend on longitude,so it can be calibrated to your sailing location using tide tables.
The replica watches uk deviation is only 10 minutes in 100 years

The moon phase indicator is displayed in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres,standing out clearly in red gold against a blue background.
It comes in a generously sized 44.6mm red gold case that sits comfortably on the wrist thanks to a beautiful blue rubber strap with a matching fabric insert and a folding clasp.
The case has a screw-down crown and is water-resistant to 60 meters.
Thanks to its sapphire crystal case back,we can admire this new automatic caliber 82835,with its Pellaton winding system and ceramic components.
It beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour and offers a 60-hour power reserve.
On its dial,a beautiful blue that stands out in the sunlight,we can see information on the moon phase and tides.
Central hour,minute,and second hands with red tips,and the date at 3 o’clock.

