IWC Da Vinci Collection SIHH 2017 Novelties

AnthonyTsai provides a first look at IWC's 2017 SIHH novelties, focusing on the Da Vinci collection. This report, accompanied by live photos from Patrick Yuan, details the key features, calibers, and pricing of the new models, offering a comprehensive overview for collectors.

Here's a quick flash report of the new IWC SIHH 2017 novelties with live photos:

IWC Da Vinci Tourbillon Retrograde Chronograph - red gold case, caliber 89900, 68-hour power reserve, retrograde date display, flying hacking minute tourbillon at 6 o'clock, flyback chronograph.  44mm and 17mm thick.  Retail price is $103,000.

IWC Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph - available in either red gold (white dial) or stainless steel (gray dial).  Caliber 89630, 68-hour power reserve, perpetual calendar, flyback chronograph.  43mm wide & 16mm thick.  Red gold retail price is $40,200 & stainless steel is $29,900.





IWC Da Vinci Automatic Moon Phase 36 - available in red gold or stainless steel in 36mm case.  42-hour power reserve & moon phase display. 
Retail price of red gold $16,400, stainless steel $8,500, stainless steel w/ diamond bezel $13,900.

IWC Da Vinci Automatic 36 for ladies - comes in various colors & case in stainless steel or red gold.
Retail prices ranges from $5,400 (stainless steel) up to $39,300 (red gold w/ diamond bezel & red gold bracelet)

IWC Da Vinci Automatic - this is the men's version of the above ladies' Da Vinci.  It's larger sized in a 40mm stainless steel case.  Date window is too far up at 6 o'clock and needs to be moved lower for better aesthetics.
Retail price $5,400 for leather strap version or $6,400 for bracelet version.

IWC Da Vinci Chronograph "Laureus Sport For Good Foundation" Edition - every year IWC releases a limited edition Laureus watch where part of the proceeds benefits disadvantage children & young people.  This year it's a 42mm Da Vinci chrono with a blue dial.  The solid caseback drawing of a laughing boy is by a 12-yr old Chinese boy from Shanghai named Hou Ye who won a global children's drawing competition.  It's a picture of himself after he set a new best personal time in the Special Olympics East Asia.