Black Lab Peripheral A1100/3 Watch

The Watch

Since 1977, Perrelet has crafted exceptional timepieces with unrivaled expertise. Today, the house presents a masculine and elegant watch from the Lab Peripheral collection, part of the 3 Hands and Date family. It measures 42 mm in diameter and 13.51 mm thick - ideal proportions for a men's wrist. The cushion-shaped case is crafted in stainless steel. A sapphire crystal, renowned for its outstanding resistance to shocks and scratches, protects the dial. The crown sits at 3 o'clock for setting the hands and date aperture. The screw-secured caseback reveals the automatic movement through a transparent display. Water resistance reaches up to 5 atmospheres.

The Dial

This model features a black dial with a signature three-dimensional effect achieved through a multi-level structure that adds depth and originality to the design. Two white and grey baton-shaped hands at center indicate hours and minutes, while a slender grey seconds hand provides even greater precision. Twelve white and grey baton-shaped indices structure the dial, treated with Superluminova for a luminescent effect. A minutes track adds further precision. Finally, a date aperture sits at the bottom of the dial, and Perrelet signs the model beneath the 12 o'clock index.

The Movement

Straight from Perrelet's manufacture, this watch runs on Caliber P-411, offering a power reserve of 42 hours for uninterrupted timekeeping. The movement is visible through the watch's transparent caseback.

The Strap

This timepiece features a beautiful black leather strap elevated with an alligator pattern. White stitching highlights the elegance and refinement of the strap. A single deployant clasp ensures easy on and off wear while providing optimal everyday comfort.

Water Resistance

This model offers water resistance to 5 atmospheres (50 m). Designed to be as stunning as it is hardy, it holds its own against the elements. You can keep it on in the shower, though the Ocarat team recommends leaving it by the sink to preserve its brilliance and integrity over time. Swimming and deep-sea diving are strongly discouraged, as water damage may lead to costly repairs.