IWC DaVinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph 3758-03 Luxury Watch Review

http://www.thewatchbox.com Do you want a single watch that takes the place of five? Good: IWC has your number with the DaVinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph 3758-03. Produced for only three years from 2004-2006, this rare reference is an outstanding example of an IWC watch that offers everyday usability AND watchmaking chops rarely seen outside the flagship factory boutiques of haut-de-gamme brands. With the kind of compound complexity normally reserved for watches with names like Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, Blancpain, and Lange, the DaVinci brings complicated watchmaking into the realm of practicality and affordability. Want an automatic-winding chronograph? With a moon phase? And a perpetual calendar... with day, date, month, year, decade, and century indications? IWC your number with the DaVinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph 3758-03. As long as the name is, that's how much feature content the owner of this watch will enjoy. How many other watches combine the practicality of a chronograph, the refinement of a comprehensive perpetual calendar, and the romantic beauty of a moon phase? Not many under $100,000... And the IWC DaVinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph wears like a modern sports watch. Its robust 41.5mm stainless steel case is sports-watch rugged, and wearing it entails none of the mortal fear of cufflinks and seatbelt buckles that hounds owners of soft precious metal watches. Robust hinge lugs increase the wrist presence and broad-shouldered stanc