Carl F. Bucherer’s successful Manero Peripheral family, first launched in 2016, is growing. Its new addition is a 43-millimeter rose gold Manero Peripheral, a watch that complements the collection’s existing 40.6-millimeter models. Of course, the CFB A2050 caliber, developed entirely in-house and powered by Carl F. Bucherer’s signature peripheral rotor, also runs inside this new version.
While the case’s classic round form has essentially remained the same, its elegance is now further accentuated by the interplay of sharp edges and soft curves, and by a combination of polished and matte surfaces. The watch’s painstakingly crafted white dial features appliquéd wedge-shaped indices that have grown proportionately to the case, as has the minute hand that so accurately rotates around the chapter ring.
Based on the CFB A2000, the self-winding CFB A2050 caliber is certified as a chronometer and powers a central hour and minute display, a small-seconds subdial at 6 o’clock, and a date display at 3 o’clock. It has a bidirectional automatic winding system with a peripheral rotor – a Carl F. Bucherer specialty - and offers a 55-hour power reserve. Its Geneva stripe decor serves to accentuate the elegance of the new Manero Peripheral.
The new Manero Peripheral in rose gold comes with a light brown alligator-leather strap, the color of which beautifully complements the warm tone of the watch case. The other members of the collection feature 40.6-millimeter cases in either rose gold or stainless steel and are available with black or silver dials and with alligator-leather or stainless-steel straps.
