Lab Peripheral A1100/4 Watch

The Watch

The Perrelet Lab Peripheral is a true jewelry of watchmaking, blending elegance with technical mastery. Designed for men, it stands out with its cushion-shaped case crafted from premium stainless steel. At 42 mm in diameter and 13.30 mm thick, this model commands a strong wrist presence without feeling bulky. Polished and satin-brushed finishes catch the light with understated refinement, adding to its prestigious appeal.

The Dial

The dial of the Perrelet Lab Peripheral is a true aesthetic achievement. Its elegant blue finish catches the light with a subtle shimmer at every turn. Luminescent hour markers treated with SuperLuminova ensure perfect legibility at all times. A minute track around the dial allows for precise time reading. The central hands, also luminescent, sweep gracefully in an analog display. A discreet date window at 6 o'clock rounds out the essential functions without disrupting the dial's clean aesthetic.

The Movement

At the heart of this watch beats the Swiss automatic caliber P-411 movement - a benchmark of precision and reliability. With a 42-hour power reserve, it delivers outstanding performance even when the watch is off the wrist. The rotor, visible through the transparent caseback, puts the mechanical beauty of this timepiece on full display. 42 jewels ensure smooth operation and reduced friction, extending the longevity of the movement.

The Strap

The Perrelet Lab Peripheral features a blue alligator-embossed calfskin strap, giving the watch an elegant and sophisticated look, enhanced by contrast stitching that underscores its premium design. The strap secures around the wrist with a single folding clasp, ensuring comfort and security for the wearer. Its 22 mm width pairs seamlessly with the cushion case for a harmonious, stable fit.

Water Resistance

Rated at 5 ATM water resistance, this watch holds up against everyday exposure to water - whether that's washing your hands or getting caught in the rain. The sapphire crystal and internal mechanisms stay protected from moisture infiltration. That said, prolonged submersion is best avoided to keep this timepiece performing at its best.