The Da Vinci Perpetual Rattrapante was first released in 1995 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar. Along with the chronograph and perpetual calendar functions, this model also boasts a split-seconds mechanism, adding an extra hand to the dial. Despite this added complication, the case remains a modest 39mm in size. Available in both platinum and yellow gold, with the option of a leather strap or bracelet, this generation of the Da Vinci Split Seconds also offered diamond-set variations. The dial could be chosen in German, Italian, English, or French, though this wasn't always reflected in our images. The platinum version was limited to 500 pieces, including all configurations. In