IWC · Da Vinci

Strap for Da Vinci Perpetual Black Ceramic / Yellow Gold / White / German

Takes 19 mm straps. Verified lug width, the straps that fit this model, and answers to the most common questions.

Lug width

19mm
Lug width19 mm
Case diameter39 mm
ReferenceIW3755-01 (aka: 3755-01, IW375501)
FamilyDa Vinci
MovementIWC caliber 79261 hours, minutes, small seconds | date, day, month, perpetual calendar, year indicator | Chronograph
Year1986 - 1995
CaseCeramic, Yellow Gold

Spring bar

Swiss Standard universal spring bars

The right category for this model · 316L steel, all lug widths 13–26 mm

Straps for the Da Vinci IW3755-01 (aka: 3755-01, IW375501)

Selected for the 19 mm lug width

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The Da Vinci IW3755-01 (aka: 3755-01, IW375501), seen from the bench

The Da Vinci IW3755-01 is powered by the IWC 79261 caliber with perpetual calendar and chronograph functions. The watch features indications for hours, minutes, small seconds, date, day, month and year. The lugs have a width of 19mm.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lug width of the IWC Da Vinci IW3755-01?

The lug width of the IWC Da Vinci IW3755-01 is 19 millimetres. This measurement represents the distance between the lateral attachment points (lugs) of the case. It is essential to verify this dimension before purchasing an aftermarket strap, as an incorrect lug width would result in mechanical incompatibility and undesirable lateral overhang. You can measure your case attachment directly with a digital calliper to confirm compatibility.

Which strap material is most suitable for the Da Vinci IW3755-01?

High-grade alligator is the most appropriate material for this timepiece: its uniform vertical grain enhances the white ceramic case and contrasts beautifully with the yellow gold. For those preferring greater versatility, vegetable-tanned calf leather (tobacco or dark brown) offers tactile softness and natural ageing. A technical rubber strap represents a practical alternative that preserves visual proportions, ideal for daily wear. Avoid raw linen or nylon straps, which visually diminish the sophistication of the case.

How do you change the strap on an IWC Da Vinci IW3755-01?

Strap replacement involves removing the spring bars (19 millimetre lug width) from the lateral case attachments. Use a spring bar removal tool or small flat key: insert the tip into the gap between the bar and the lug, apply gentle pressure to compress the internal spring, then extract the bar. Replace it with the new strap, ensuring the bar is securely locked in both lugs. This operation requires care on a ceramic case: avoid striking the metal components.

Can an aftermarket 19mm strap be used on this watch?

Yes, it is entirely possible to use a quality aftermarket strap on an IWC Da Vinci IW3755-01, provided it is specifically dimensioned for 19 millimetre lugs. Artisanal straps from Casati Milano and models available on milanostraps.it guarantee mechanical compatibility and construction quality superior to standard IWC OEM straps. Choose a manufacturer that certifies measurement precision and offers personalisation (embroidered initials, adjustable length) to fit the strap to your wrist morphology.

What is the average lifespan of a quality leather strap for the Da Vinci?

A high-quality alligator or vegetable-tanned calf strap maintains structural integrity for 3–4 years with moderate daily wear, and 5–6 years with occasional use. Longevity depends on exposure to moisture, perspiration, UV rays, and maintenance (periodic cleaning with soft cloth, annual conditioning with natural wax). Casati Milano straps, thanks to rigorous leather selection and bespoke craftsmanship, tend to exceed this estimate. Plan proactive replacement every 4–5 years to avoid failure at the lug attachment during wear.

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