From October 1st to 3rd, Perrelet will take part in the Salon Internacional Alta Relojeria, in Mexico City.
Perrelet is taking part in this upscale event for the fourth time, presenting its 2013 collections with a particular focus on the its most significant new models: the Turbine Chrono and the Turbillon. The new Perrelet CEO Gerald Roden will be present in the show for the first time.
With the Turbine Chrono and the Turbillon, Perrelet has enriched the double rotor watch with two of the best-loved horological complications.
The chronograph measurements of the Turbine Chrono are provided by a central seconds chronograph hand and a 60-minute counter. The former runs over a large inner bezel surrounding the dial, while the latter is composed of two juxtaposed sapphire crystal elements. A graduated mobile disk turns in the center of a fixed ring marked with a red arrow bearing the inscription “min” and pointing to the reco rded times.
The Turbillon's name stands for a Tur(bine) with a (tour)billon. The Turbillon debuts a turbine carved out of noble sapphire. The transparent blades discreetly enliven the dial and reveal the brand-new tourbillon. The mechanism incorporates an innovative escapement with an oxidized silicon wheel and lever, at the heart of an exclusive self-winding movement.
Now in its seventh edition, Latin America’s most important watch fair has been welcoming over 17,000 visitors since 2007, making it a prestigious event that holds its own on the trade calendar alongside the must-see Baselworld and SIHH shows.
With the Turbine Chrono and the Turbillon, Perrelet has enriched the double rotor watch with two of the best-loved horological complications.
The chronograph measurements of the Turbine Chrono are provided by a central seconds chronograph hand and a 60-minute counter. The former runs over a large inner bezel surrounding the dial, while the latter is composed of two juxtaposed sapphire crystal elements. A graduated mobile disk turns in the center of a fixed ring marked with a red arrow bearing the inscription “min” and pointing to the reco rded times.
The Turbillon's name stands for a Tur(bine) with a (tour)billon. The Turbillon debuts a turbine carved out of noble sapphire. The transparent blades discreetly enliven the dial and reveal the brand-new tourbillon. The mechanism incorporates an innovative escapement with an oxidized silicon wheel and lever, at the heart of an exclusive self-winding movement.
Now in its seventh edition, Latin America’s most important watch fair has been welcoming over 17,000 visitors since 2007, making it a prestigious event that holds its own on the trade calendar alongside the must-see Baselworld and SIHH shows.
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