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By Adam Keith
Fans of Perrelet timepieces, and Perrelet's dynamic new Turbine watch in particular will enjoy a fantastic exclusive opportunity in late August 2009. From August 28th through August 30th, representatives of Perrelet will be on hand at the Lussori showroom in Carmel, to present their highly-anticipated 2009 novelty to the public.
So far, the Perrelet Turbine watch has only been debuted live at Baselworld 2009, and the 2009 JCK industry show in Las Vegas. Lussori visitors can now experience the timepiece for themselves, and have their technical questions answered concerning this model which uses its automatic winding rotor and cutaway dial to replicate the appearance and function of a jet's turbine engines. Another highlight of the Perrelet event at Lussori is the attendance of Ms. Virgine Perrelet, a direct descendant of legendary Swiss horologist Abraham-Louis Perrelet. Perrelet is renowned as one of the most inventive of 18th century watchmakers; during his long career he provided influence to a number of esteemed contemporaries, including Breguet. Without question, Perrelet's most famous invention remains the automatic winding mechanism, an innovation which has proven one of the most significant in the history of horology.
Today, the automatic-winding mechanical movement stands as the spiritual centerpiece of Perrelet's brand identity. Perrelet's diverse collection of timepieces for men and women, including the world premiere Turbine watch, make the oscillating winding rotor a fascinating integral part of the design. While many luxury watch brands provide exhibition backs that permit a view of this component, Perrelet stands apart by proudly displaying the rotor from the dial.
The Perrelet Turbine watch event at Lussori will take place from 11AM to 5PM on each of the three days the show is being held. Those wishing to attend are asked to RSVP. Please address RSVP requests to events@lussori.com. |
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