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The IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar reference IW925208, released in 1985, is part of the brand's prestigious Da Vinci collection. This model features a polished white gold case with a diameter of 39 mm and a solid caseback, giving it a classic yet substantial presence on the wrist. The watch showcases a white dial that complements its elegant design and houses the perpetual calendar mechanism that IWC introduced to the world in 1985. This mechanism was innovative at the time, allowing for accurate tracking of dates without manual adjustment for months with varying lengths or leap years. The Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar has become one of the most widely used perpetual calendar mechanisms, appearing not only in other IWC models but also in various Jaeger-LeCoultre watches. With hinged lugs and an option for a bracelet as seen in references like 9252, it offers both versatility and sophistication. The watch initially came with a plexiglass crystal but could be fitted with sapphire crystal upon request, showcasing IWC’s commitment to both functionality and customer preference.