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The IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar reference IW375504, released in 1986, is a distinctive model within the Da Vinci collection. It features a case crafted from a combination of black ceramic and yellow gold, offering a striking contrast and an elegant appearance. The watch measures 39.0 mm in diameter and includes hinged lugs that add a subtle touch of sophistication. The solid caseback complements its robust design, while the silver dial provides a clean backdrop for the perpetual calendar functions. This model is powered by IWC's innovative perpetual calendar mechanism, first introduced in the Da Vinci reference 3570 in 1985, which was renowned for its precision and ingenuity at the time. The IW375504 is notable for its use of advanced materials and timeless style that blends both modern and classic elements. Its place in horological history is underscored by the widespread influence of IWC's perpetual calendar module on other timepieces across various collections and brands.