The Da Vinci Perpetual Rattrapante debuted in 1995, celebrating a decade of the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar. Along with the chronograph and perpetual calendar, this model also boasts a split-seconds mechanism, adding a 10th hand to the dial. Despite this added complexity, the case remains a modest 39mm. Available in platinum or yellow gold, with the option of a leather strap or bracelet, there were even diamond-set versions. The dials came in German, Italian, English, or French, though our images may not always reflect this. The platinum version was limited to 500 pieces in total. In 2000, a newer model with a larger 41.5mm case, the