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WATCH PURSUIT
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The IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar, reference IW375002, was introduced in 1985 as part of the esteemed Da Vinci collection. This particular model features a polished yellow gold case with a solid caseback, measuring 39 mm in diameter. Its white dial is complemented by intricately designed sub-dials, displaying the perpetual calendar functions—a hallmark of this collection. The watch houses an early version of the caliber 7906(0) movement, a groundbreaking mechanism at its time for its ability to track the date with precision without needing adjustment until 2100. Notable for its hinged lugs, the design ensures a comfortable fit on the wrist despite its substantial presence. The perpetual calendar technology developed for this model became a cornerstone for IWC's other collections and even influenced timepieces from other brands like Jaeger-LeCoultre. A blend of functionality and elegance, the IW375002 stands as a testament to IWC's innovation in watchmaking during the mid-1980s.