Fake Watch Iwc Da Vinci Iw376203

Fake IWC

Da Vinci

Reference IW376203 from IWC
The Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Edition Kurt Klaus in 18 ct. rose gold with dark brown crocodile leather strap

Features:

- Limited edition of 50 in platinum and 500 in 18 ct. rose gold
- Mechanical chronograph movement
- Self-winding
- Perpetual calendar
- Four-digit year display
- Perpetual moon display
- Small seconds hand with stop function
- Screw-in crown
- Crown-activated rapid calendar advance
- Convex sapphire glass
- Water-resistant 30 m

Data:
- Glass: sapphire, convex, antireflective on both sides
- Crown: screwed
- Water-resistant: 3 bar (30 m)
- Case dimensions: 43.1 x 51 mm
- Case height: 15.2 mm
- Weight:
Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Edition Kurt Klaus in platinum with crocodile leather strap: 220 g
Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Edition Kurt Klaus in
18 ct. rose gold with crocodile leather strap: 190 g

Movement:
- Calibre: 79261
- Vibrations: 28 800/h / 4 Hz
- Jewels: 39
- Power reserve: 44 h
- Winding: automatic

Valuable Information:
IWC owes a great deal to Kurt Klaus. After all, he was successful throughout his fifty years with the company and for the past six years has continued to devote much of his time as a developer and inventor. It is precisely for this reason, as IWC opens up a new chapter in the history of the Da Vinci family, that it has decided to pay a tribute to its inventor: the limited Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Special Edition Kurt Klaus. It contains the original automatic calendar/ chronograph movement used since 1985, except that it is now housed in the new Da Vinci tonneau-shaped style case measuring 43.1 x 51 millimetres. The features and dimensions are the same as those of the new Da Vinci Chronograph, the first Da Vinci in this new generation. The strictly limited edition of this model dedicated to Kurt Klaus consists of 50 watches in platinum and 500 in 18 ct. rose gold. Apart from the familiar date, day, month, four-digit year and perpetual moon phase displays, each of the watches bears Kurt Klaus's signature in the bottom right-hand corner of the dial and a relief engraving of the designer on the back cover. It would be difficult to make the transition from one model to another more elegantly: a farewell as a new beginning.