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The IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar, reference IW375507, is a notable example of watchmaking from the late 20th century, initially released in 1986. This model features a distinctive case crafted from a combination of white ceramic and yellow gold, giving it an elegant and timeless appearance. The solid caseback and 39 mm diameter emphasize its robust yet refined design, suitable for both formal and casual settings. The silver dial complements the case materials, creating a harmonious aesthetic that showcases the traditional artistry of IWC's designs. Inside, the watch employs IWC's renowned perpetual calendar mechanism, a technical innovation introduced just a year prior in 1985, which has since been widely acclaimed for its precision and ingenuity. This movement was so influential that it formed the basis for various other models across different collections within IWC's range. With its blend of style and advanced horological technology, the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar remains a significant piece within IWC's historical lineup.