The
Perrelet limited edition Split-Second Chronograph was created in tribute of the brand’s founder Louis-Frederic Perrelet. The timepiece enjoyed tremendous success. In 2009, Perrelet is proud to reveal its successors - three novel interpretations of the sophisticated watch.
The newcomers, with their unique layout of the sub-dials on glass discs, are sure to fascinate those watch lovers, who prefer up-to-date, intriguing and exquisite timepieces.
One of the variations of the
Perrelet Semi-Skeletonised Split-Seconds Chronograph is available in
stainless steel and black ceramic. This remarkable union of deep black ceramic and glacial surface of the polished and satin-finished steel strengthens the powerful visual appeal of the Rerrelet watch.
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It is the exciting world of aviation that has inspired Perrelet for the creation of its
new Turbine watch collection. The timepieces from the collection are based on the collaboration between the fields of watchmaking and aeronautics in the development of precise measuring instruments.
Perrelet was deeply impressed by the power of the propulsion of aeroplanes, produced by the gas turbine that represents a rotating mechanism that exploits the force of the air. The ingenious device has given Perrelet an idea to develop a double rotor, the key element of the new collection.
The new Perrelet Turbine watches are equipped with the
Perrelet P-181 automatic Double Rotor movement. The movement, beating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, provides a 42-hour power reserve.
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