Perrelet’s Double Rotor specialty is now interpreted in an original new way, giving rise to a collection radiating a subtly structured and eminently contemporary style. The upper rotor takes the form of a ring rotating above the movement, around its periphery. It appears behind hour-markers forming arches between the central dial and the upper bezel ring, creating a slightly plunging effect. The lower rotor also features a specific design, with an open-worked P for Perrelet along with a Côtes de Genève motif. The twin rotors work together to wind the new proprietary Caliber P-341, driving the hour, minute, seconds and date functions.

Such an original concept merited an original architecture, and the Peripheral Double Rotor becomes the signature of a dedicated collection distinguished by a cut-corner cushion-type case echoed by the crown. The fluted case middle tapers gently towards the back, thereby reducing its amplitude against the wrist. This refined construction highlights the three-level dial and its contrasting geometrical patterns: grid-work center, oblique fluted rotor and rectangular minute track.

For its launch, the Peripheral Double Rotor is being introduced with 42 mm-diameter cases in steel, DLC-coated steel or gold (18k), available with a variety of lateral inserts and several dial versions.

Movement	:	Mechanical self-winding, new proprietary Caliber P-341 Double Rotor / A Perrelet exclusive
Functions	:	Central hands indicating hour, minute and seconds
Date	:	at 6 o’clock
Case	:	Steel, DLC-Coated steel or gold
Diameter	:	42 mm
Thickness	:	13.15 mm
Crystal	:	Anti-glare sapphire crystal (front & back)
Water resistance	:	5 ATM
Strap	:	Black alligator strap, steel folding clasp