Rare

IWC
Da Vinci Rattrapante
Ref. 3754


EUR 17.500,-

IWC Da Vinci Rattrapante in red gold, 42 mm diameter in condition like new. A watch that set new technical standards. First watch with chronograph perpetual calendar and automatic movement.

Details


Material

Redgold

Clockwork

Automatic

Ref NR.

3754

Dial color

silver

Condition

like new

Diameter

41.5mm

Warranty

1 Year

A classic among the complicated wristwatches

Da Vinci

Who, if not the universal genius Leonardo da Vinci, who perfectly embodies the symbiosis of technology and beauty, could have given his name to such a complicated and timelessly beautiful watch. Thanks to the ingenious watchmaker Kurt Klaus, who constructed a perpetual calendar with automatic movement and chronograph, IWC launched the Da Vinci in 1985, a watch for eternity. The possibility of setting the perpetual calendar only by means of the winding crown was a novelty in the industry and enabled every owner to set the watch himself as usual.

International Watch Company

IWC

The succes story of IWC began in 1868 when the American engineer Florentine Aristo Jones settled in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. His business partner Johann Heinrich Moser had invented a system that enabled them to use the water power of the Rhine for industrial purposes. Together they started the mechanized production of Watches. In the following Year they already produced over 10.000 Watches for the US market and expanded selling internationally.

The best time is now:

IWC Da Vinci Rattrapante

1 1 Year Timelounge-Warranty

like new

Redgold

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