In 1995, the Da Vinci Perpetual Rattrapante came out, celebrating 10 years of the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar. In addition to having a chronograph and perpetual calendar, this model boasts a split-seconds mechanism, adding a 10th hand to the dial. Despite this added complexity, the case remains a modest 39mm in size. Available in either platinum or yellow gold, with a leather strap or bracelet, this generation of the Da Vinci Split Seconds also had diamond-set options. The dials were offered in German, Italian, English, or French (though not always accurately shown in images). The platinum version was limited to just 500 pieces in all configurations. A new version, the