IWC

Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Rattrapante

Ref.IW3751

The Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Rattrapante is a model renowned as a masterpiece symbolizing IWC's expertise in complex mechanisms. Inheriting the design philosophy of the famed watchmaker Kurt Klaus, known for developing perpetual calendar mechanisms, it integrates a perpetual calendar and a split-seconds chronograph. It is one of IWC's signature grand complications.

This is a rare model equipped with advanced complications: a perpetual calendar and a rattrapante (split-seconds) chronograph. In addition to the rattrapante function, which can simultaneously measure two different elapsed times, the perpetual calendar requires no date adjustment for extended periods. Its rarity is further enhanced by its platinum case, making it a highly valued collector's piece.

The silver dial is intricately yet harmoniously arranged, creating a classical and intellectual impression. The substantial feel and exquisite luster unique to the platinum case enhance its luxurious appeal, while the rounded case design, characteristic of the Da Vinci collection, exudes an elegant atmosphere. Despite being a complex timepiece, its excellent legibility is also a key attraction.