Perrelet - Classic Double Rotor - Mid Size (Ref 1111) - Men - 2000-2010






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Perrelet Classic Double Rotor – Mid Size (Ref 1111), an automatic Perrelet watch from circa 2000–2010, 38 mm stainless steel case with a two-rotor P-181 movement, original box and papers, and a valid warranty, in very good condition with minor wear.
Description from the seller
Magnificent example from the Perrelet manufacture, dating from approximately the 2000s, in a sublime configuration.
The peculiarity of this model lies in the presence of the double rotor system, whose upper rotor is in 18-karat gold, connected by two bridges, also in 18-karat gold.
Perrelet was founded in 1777 by Abraham Louis Perrelet.
A grand manufacture in the world of watchmaking, Perrelet will be the origin of the invention of the automatic watch, a claim made by the manufacturer but which remains today a source of debate.
In 1995 it filed the patent for its modern-era innovation: the double-rotor system.
This piece is equipped with the firm's automatic movement, the P-181 caliber with a double synchronized rotor.
(Also called the "Dipteros II" recalling the first movement of the firm to incorporate this complication, the "Dipteros I". Dipteros also refers to a building in ancient architecture that was surrounded by a double colonnade.)
Movement: Perrelet P-181
Movement revised, with optimal deviations and amplitudes.
Case dimensions: 36 mm (without crown) / 38 mm (with crown)
Stainless steel case.
Transparent stainless steel screw-down case back.
Slightly curved lugs.
Upper rotor visible on the dial side in 18-karat gold.
Signed crown.
Dial: black, satin finish.
Steel alpha hands.
Applied baton indices — 18-karat gold Roman numerals.
Rubies visible at the level of the upper rotor, providing a sublime contrast to the dial.
Internal minute markers in baton style.
Stainless steel bracelet, deployant clasp with double push, original.
All links present.
Supplied with its box, outer box, and its booklet.
Piece in exceptional overall condition, both aesthetically and mechanically.
Magnificent example from the Perrelet manufacture, dating from approximately the 2000s, in a sublime configuration.
The peculiarity of this model lies in the presence of the double rotor system, whose upper rotor is in 18-karat gold, connected by two bridges, also in 18-karat gold.
Perrelet was founded in 1777 by Abraham Louis Perrelet.
A grand manufacture in the world of watchmaking, Perrelet will be the origin of the invention of the automatic watch, a claim made by the manufacturer but which remains today a source of debate.
In 1995 it filed the patent for its modern-era innovation: the double-rotor system.
This piece is equipped with the firm's automatic movement, the P-181 caliber with a double synchronized rotor.
(Also called the "Dipteros II" recalling the first movement of the firm to incorporate this complication, the "Dipteros I". Dipteros also refers to a building in ancient architecture that was surrounded by a double colonnade.)
Movement: Perrelet P-181
Movement revised, with optimal deviations and amplitudes.
Case dimensions: 36 mm (without crown) / 38 mm (with crown)
Stainless steel case.
Transparent stainless steel screw-down case back.
Slightly curved lugs.
Upper rotor visible on the dial side in 18-karat gold.
Signed crown.
Dial: black, satin finish.
Steel alpha hands.
Applied baton indices — 18-karat gold Roman numerals.
Rubies visible at the level of the upper rotor, providing a sublime contrast to the dial.
Internal minute markers in baton style.
Stainless steel bracelet, deployant clasp with double push, original.
All links present.
Supplied with its box, outer box, and its booklet.
Piece in exceptional overall condition, both aesthetically and mechanically.
