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IWC Da Vinci Tourbillon Rétrograde Chronograph IW393101

The IWC Da Vinci Tourbillon Rétrograde Chronograph (reference IW393101) is an 18k 5N gold watch. It is no longer in production.

Specifications

Case

Reference
IW393101
Collection
Da Vinci
Case material
18k 5N gold
Case shape
Round
Crystal
Sapphire

Movement

Functions
Tourbillon, Chronograph, Retrograde date

Production

Production
Discontinued

Dial versions

This reference was made with these dials and finishes.

  • IW393101

How it compares within the Da Vinci family

Side by side with other references in the same collection, from the catalog.

ReferenceSizeMaterialDialCaliberYears
IW393101 (This watch)—18k 5N gold———
IW35660240.4 mmStainless steelGrey35111—
IW37642143.1 mmStainless steelBlack893602011–2016
IW39340242 mmStainless steelBlue89361—
IW45830736 mmStainless steelSilver35111—
IW45830836 mmStainless steelSilver35111—
IW45830936 mm18k 5N goldSilver35111—
IW45831036 mm18k 5N goldSilver35111—
IW45930636 mmStainless steelSilver35800—

About the Da Vinci family

The Da Vinci was introduced in 1985 with a perpetual calendar chronograph designed by Kurt Klaus. Its calendar could be set entirely through the crown and showed the year in four digits, an innovation for a mechanical watch.

Later generations used tonneau-shaped cases from 2007 and returned to round cases in 2017, including models for women with moon phase. The catalog lists automatics and chronographs with calibers such as 35111, 89360 and 89361, in stainless steel and 18k 5N gold. Dealers identify the generation and function from the reference and check the calendar's operation.

Quick answers

Is the IWC Da Vinci Tourbillon Rétrograde Chronograph IW393101 still in production?
Discontinued.
What is the IWC Da Vinci Tourbillon Rétrograde Chronograph IW393101 made of?
The case is 18k 5N gold.

Catalog facts checked October 2026.