IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar IW375014

Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar : IW375014

The IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar, reference IW375014, is a notable timepiece from the Da Vinci collection that was first released in 1985. It features a solid stainless steel case with a diameter of 39 millimeters and noticeable hinged lugs, which give it a distinctive and classic appearance. The white dial provides a clean backdrop for its perpetual calendar functions, which include day, date, month, and moon phase indicators—hallmarks of this model's complexity and precision. At its heart lies an early iteration of IWC's celebrated perpetual calendar mechanism, which was groundbreaking at the time of its introduction. This movement would become one of the most prolific of its kind, not only appearing across IWC’s collections but also in various models by other prestigious watchmakers. While the default option for the watch glass is plexiglass, buyers had the flexibility to choose a sapphire crystal instead. The IW375014's design and technical innovation underscore its place in horological history as a notable example of IWC’s commitment to craftsmanship and mechanical excellence.