The Da Vinci Perpetual Rattrapante made its debut in 1995, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar. In addition to the chronograph and perpetual calendar, this model also boasts a split-seconds mechanism with a 10th hand on the dial. Despite this added complication, the case remains at a modest 39mm. Available in platinum or yellow gold with a choice of leather strap or bracelet, there were also variations with diamond embellishments. The dials were offered in German, Italian, English, or French, although this may not always be evident in our images. Only 500 platinum pieces were produced in total, across all configurations. A newer version, the 3754