In 1986, IWC made waves with its first watch featuring a ceramic case - the Da Vinci Ceramic ref. 3755. Eight years later, they took it a step further with the launch of their first Pilot's Chronograph in ceramic - the ref. 3705. While the Da Vinci may not have received much love, the Pilot's Chronograph has become a cult favorite. The case, made of zirconium oxide, measures 39mm and boasts stainless steel pushers and crown for a nice contrast. It was originally priced at 50% more than its stainless steel counterpart. Different versions of the watch have a date disc in either German, Italian, English, or French, with some also featuring a stainless steel