IWC Da Vinci

border="0" alt="Photobucket">If you went to an Authorised Distributor to buy this brand new there would be just 2 differences
1. It would be more expensive
2. a small crease in the strap from occasional wear ( indoors)

What is there to say about the Da Vinci 3750 which is not already known. A superb perpetual calendar in every way and a popular collectors item

This is a complete total package with one extra bonus - a brand new stainless steel bracelet - never unwrapped and never used if preferred.

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Bargain Price  Reduced to £6750 including  shipping & insurance

Price on leather strap only £6150

Please note the sell price is in British Pounds £££

A little Technical Information

The movement in the current Da Vinci Reference 3750 is the IWC C. 79261 with an in-house perpetual calendar module developed by Kurt Klaus. The IWC C. 79261 is a 30 mm diameter, H 8.8 mm, 39 jeweled, 28,800 vph. automatic movement with a power reserve of approximately 44 hours. The watch's water-resistance is rated at 30 meters.

The case is 39 mm in diameter with a height of 14.3 mm, The crystal is domed plexi glass and the Ref. 3750 has a screwed-down crown and pressure shut case-back. The chronograph start/stop button is at 2 o'clock and the reset button is at 4 o'clock. The case lugs measure 20 mm across.

The dial layout is as follows: the moon phase indicator is at 12; small seconds at 9; date indicator at 3 consisting of two rings - the odd dates on the outer ring, even dates on the inner; the months indicator ring at 6; the day of the week indicator at 9 and century-decade-year indicator between 7 and 8. The chronograph has center-seconds hand with a 30-minute counter and 12-hour counter at 12 and 6 respectively.

The month, date, day of the week hands are Feuille, the chrono center-seconds Breguet and the minute counter, hour counter, small seconds are Baton and the hour and minute hands are luminous-coated Baton hands. Luminous-tipped Baton markers mark the hours