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The IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar reference IW375007, released in 1985, is a notable piece from IWC's Da Vinci collection. Its polished white gold case, measuring 39 mm in diameter, gives the watch an elegant yet robust appearance. The solid caseback complements the sophisticated design, which is further accentuated by a white dial. The watch introduced the perpetual calendar mechanism to wristwatches, marking a significant innovation at the time of its release. This mechanism was acclaimed for its complexity and precision and became a hallmark feature not only in the Da Vinci line but also in other IWC collections and models produced by Jaeger-LeCoultre. The model features hinged lugs which provide a comfortable fit on the wrist. Over the years, various dial colors and metal options were made available, enhancing its appeal to collectors and enthusiasts alike.