The Da Vinci Perpetual Rattrapante made its debut in 1995, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar. Along with its chronograph and perpetual calendar functions, this watch also boasts a split-seconds mechanism, adding an extra hand to the dial. Despite this added complexity, the case still measures a modest 39mm. Available in either platinum or yellow gold, with the option of a leather strap or bracelet, there were also some dazzling diamond-set versions. The dials came in German, Italian, English or French, but this wasn't always accurately shown in images. The platinum version was limited to 500 pieces, across all configurations. In 2000, a larger replacement was