The Perrelet Turbine XL in action (video)
By The Prodigal Fool, published on 22 November 2010
We mentioned the Perrelet Turbine XL in our SalonQP highlights post but then, through our hungover haze, we suddenly remembered that we’d taken some video of it in action too. We just couldn’t resist sharing it with you. The Perrelet blurb says:
The cases with their fluid and dynamic lines, in DLC steel, titanium or pink gold house the technology of the Double Rotor, once again featured to advantage. The 12 turbine blades in titanium, which seem to be designed to slice through the air, slip under the black interior flange. The optical impact of this unique and unusual watchmaking speciality is even greater….
But those are just words. No, you have to see this thing in action to appreciate it. So, what are you waiting for? Hit the play button below and feast your eyes on the little marvel.
The Perrelet Turbine XL in action (video)
We mentioned the Perrelet Turbine XL in our SalonQP highlights post but then, through our hungover haze, we suddenly remembered that we’d taken some video of it in action too. We just couldn’t resist sharing it with you. The Perrelet blurb says: The cases with their fluid and dynamic lines, in DLC steel, titanium or [...]
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7 Responses to “The Perrelet Turbine XL in action (video)”
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Your link doesn’t seem to work.
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Straight-Six
22 November 2010
Works for me. A link to alloy wheel “spinners”. You know, exactly what you want to strap onto your sedate Audi S4, Mr. Fool!
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Belligero
23 November 2010
You may have more success with this version:
http://www.goldmic.com/video/Ridin-Spinnaz/23946
The cradle-nurtured fascination with colourful spinning objects apparently does not fade.
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Straight-Six
23 November 2010
Well said!
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Ivan Y
23 November 2010
Thanks for the video! The rotation was different than I had expected — blades were rotating very fast. Still not sure how I feel about the watch, but definitely unique.
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Daniel Allen
24 November 2010
I played with this watch at Jura in London a couple of months ago. Gimicky but fun.
Belligero
22 November 2010
Where have I seen this concept before…?
Ah, yes: http://s276.photobucket.com/albums/kk37/a2sweetmami2/?action=view¤t=Picture106-1.mp4