The Da Vinci Perpetual Rattrapante made its debut in 1995, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar. Along with the chronograph and perpetual calendar, this model boasts a split-seconds mechanism that adds a 10th hand to the dial. Despite this added complexity, the case has a manageable size of 39mm. You could choose between a platinum or yellow gold case and either a leather strap or bracelet. Some versions even featured dazzling diamonds. The dial was available in German, Italian, English, or French, but be aware that our images may not always reflect this. Only 500 pieces were made in platinum across all configurations. In 2000, a new version with