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Da Vinci Watches



The International Watch Company (IWC) is a Swiss company, founded by an American. Florentine Jones made the decision in the 1860s to establish a manufactory in Switzerland. In so doing, he was able to take advantage of the Swiss watchmaking expertise and lower wages of the workers. Jones was not well-funded, however, and he eventually had to give up control of the company. Over the years, the company changed ownership many times and experienced a veritable roller-coaster of success and failures. Today, however, the IWC is a strong participant on the world stage of luxury timepieces.

Da Vinci Watches

IWC heralded the arrival of a new age in mechanics with its unrivalled Da Vinci calendar/chronograph movement. But now comes a model that signals yet another new departure: the new Da Vinci collection with its fabulously designed tonneau-shaped case with a back cover made of sapphire glass. The Da Vinci collection is based on an extremely sophisticated movement design which substantially increases the benefits of wearing an IWC timepiece. The Da-Vinci collection contains the Da-Vinci Perpetual Calendar that contains the original automatic calendar/ chronograph movement used since 1985, the Da-Vinci automatic with 30130-calibre movement and the Da-Vinci Chronograph with its new IWC-manufactured 89360-calibre movement.
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  • Mechanical chronograph movement
  • Self-winding
  • Small seconds hand with stop function
  • Date display
  • Screw-in crown
  • Limited edition of 500 in platinum
  • Convex sapphire glass
  • Sapphire glass back
  • Water resistant to 30m
  • Luxurious strap
  • Aesthetically designed case