Showing posts with label Titanium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Titanium. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Perrelet’s Chronograph Big Date

Known to laymen as the “stopwatch” feature, this time measuring tool is not only useful but superbly stylish.

Perrelet has captured the dual nature of the chronograph new for 2010, ready for action Chronograph Big Date watch collection – in steel or titanium.





Thursday, March 18, 2010

Titanium makes a strong comeback at Perrelet





Titanium makes a strong comeback at Perrelet


Contemporary and lightweight, the “Titanium” collection by Perrelet comes back to center stage.


The superior features of this amazing collection are highlighted in our symbolic “Double Rotor”, the “Moon Phase and the “Retrograde Regulator”.   

All of which incorporate the remarkable and unique Perrelet finish and the central rotor set with crystal.

Today, the collection has been extended with new dials and a sporty “3 hands-date” model.
Visit the Perrelet website at  www.perrelet.com








Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Happy Holidays to Everyone!

Are you still looking for that luxury holiday gift to give that special person? Here are some ideas which you may like:

Perrelet’s unique, patented creation, The Double Rotor represents the essence of Perrelet’s brand identity. By placing the movement at the center of their development projects, the Perrelet engineers developed what was to become one of the mechanisms especially typical of the watch industry, the “Double Rotor”. The Double Rotor is represented in 4 different families of Perrelet Watches: Turbine, Diamond Flower, Double Rotor Titanium and Classical.

1. The Classical Double Rotor - for lovers of traditional timekeepers, in all its sober elegance.
2. The Double Rotor Titanium - in contrasting polished and satin-finished titanium, houses a carbon fiber dial, with luminescent numerals and an upper Double Rotor made of titanium.
3. The Diamond Flower - an original marriage of refined watchmaking and the jewelry art, in which the Double Rotor was inspired by a finely sculpted lotus flower, set with precious diamond and rubies.
4. The Turbine - this is certainly the most dynamic interpretation of the Double Rotor, since the latter completely covers the dial. It produces a spectacular optical effect, by means of a lower dial.

Have a happy holiday!

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