Perpetual Calendar Watch

I leave for the JCK Las Vegas Show in two days! I'm very excited to show off the new pieces thatPerrelet will be releasing later this year as it is an honor to represent this brand. The quality of work that goes into each piece is truly exquisite and well worth the investment when someone buys a Perrelet watch.

One of the pieces that I will be highlighting is the Perpetual Calendar:

The Perpetual Calendar in 18K pink gold. The 43.5mm case houses a caliber P-251 automatic movement with perpetual calendar, moonphase, and chronograph functions. The rotor is set with a glass in a patented design that allows the owner to view the angled bridges decorated with the trademark Perrelet embroidery in the form of a “P”.

I would love to hear what the blog-o-sphere thinks about this watch... To read an awsome review on this watch from Watch Time Online, click here.

Perpetuelle Interview

A few weeks ago, I was honored with a request for an interview with Kyle from Perpetuelle.com about my experience at the Baselworld Fair Show that occured earlier this year. The interview went well and he asked very interesting questions that I didn't think he would ask.

I'm slowly learning (with push from my PR Agency) that bloggers and online writers are very similiar to traditional journalist in regards to their work ethic and the fact they want to see great content in their publications (whether online or print).

Anyways, below is a snippet from the interview or you can click here to read the entire interview:

As part of our "Post-Baselworld Interview Series", Perpetuelle.com recently conducted an interview with Mr. Michael Goldstein, Managing Director of Perrelet USA.  We are pleased to share this interview with you below in which Mr. Goldstein was kind enough to share his insights into Baselworld 2009, some of the new and highly acclaimed new Perrelet collections, online media and more.

Perpetuelle:  How was BASELWORLD 2009 different for Perrelet compared to prior years?

Mr. Goldstein:  The main difference was the decrease of Americans traveling to the fair. In addition, this was our first year in a different booth location, Hall 1.1, and in a much larger space to present the collection. Despite the decrease in traffic, we were happy to see the commitment to buy product by the existing clients.

Traveling During May

The month of May (and business) is keeping me busy. I'm in New York City this week visiting retailers and enjoying all the rain. I should have known better to not expect sunny skies.

Anyways on to business talk - Perrelet will be exhibiting its best time pieces and new collections that are set to debut in the fall of 2009, so if you want to see how these watches look in person, the JCK Vegas Show will be the place to view it before its distributed globablly. My media schedule is getting filled and I can't be any more thrilled at that fact. I'm really excited about meeting a potential new retailer (it's a big one!). 

If you're a member of the press, please feel free to e-mail Romey Louangvilay at Romey@goldsteincom.com to schedule an appointment to view the best that Perrelet has to offer.

If you can't make it to the show, you can read about the novelties before it debuts later this year. The Horozima Web Site posted amazing posts about the collection when I showed them during Basel in Switzerland:

- Perpetual Calendar Chronograph

- Turbine

- Maestro Edition