IWC HIGHLIGHT
The Da Vinci Watches Collection
The Da Vinci has kept abreast of the times throughout its almost 50-year history. The appeal of these watches lies in their elegant design and exquisite complications.
Da Vinci History
Round shape for the Da Vinci watches
IWC Schaffhausen has returned to a round case for the Da Vinci collection, which was so successfully established by the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar in 1985. The slightly recessed inner circle on the dial, the striking dome-shaped crown and the circular date window at “6 o’clock” all add a touch of feminine style to this three-hand timepiece.
Authentic elements inspired by Da Vinci
The simple design of the Da Vinci, with its large Arabic numerals, slim feuille hands and double-framed bezel with a visible seam between the two frames, recalls the iconic design code from 1985, the year in which the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar implemented authentic elements inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci.
Characteristic striking strap horns
The articulated strap horns and curved lugs are characteristic features of Da Vinci timepieces. They allow the integrated straps to fit snugly on the wrist, which also makes the watches attractive to women. Three-wing butterfly clasps ensure the wearer will not drop the watch when putting it on and taking it off.