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The IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Rattrapante, reference IW925406, is a notable timepiece within the Da Vinci collection, introduced in 1995. This model features a 39.0 mm platinum case, complemented by a solid caseback, providing a robust and luxurious presence on the wrist. Its dial is rendered in silver, harmonizing with the platinum bracelet for an elegant look. The watch is equipped with several sophisticated complications, including a perpetual calendar and a split-seconds (rattrapante) chronograph mechanism, which allows for timing multiple intervals simultaneously. The inclusion of a 10th hand on the dial reflects this additional complexity without compromising the overall design's clarity. As part of its release strategy, IWC limited the production of this platinum version to 500 pieces across various configurations. This model also offers dials in different languages typical of IWC watches from that era, including options in German, Italian, English, or French.