This perpetual calendar is the Grande Complication of large clocks with a 4/4 Westminster movement. There is no doubt that a Grande Complication is the pinnacle of the art of clockmaking; it represents the science and art of clockmaking at the very highest level. In short: something extraordinary. The perpetual calendar is not just a timepiece, it is a design object - timeless and exquisite. In addition to the time, the date, day, month and seconds are remarkably visible. The highly polished case and the polished metal inlays give this clock an ultra-modern appearance.
The new perpetual calendar is equipped with the highly polished Westminster movement W0352, which has to be wound every eight days. This Westminster striking mechanism strikes every 15 minutes, the number of hours on the hour and can be switched off at night if required thanks to the automatic night shut-off (last strike 21:45, next 7:00). The discreet sound of the bells ensures a pleasant sense of well-being in your home. The new winding key of the perpetual calendar is lacquered in chrome and is cleverly recessed behind the mechanical movement. The movement is clearly visible from all sides thanks to the anti-reflective glass fronts. Another highlight of this clock is the cube, which has to be removed from the top to wind the movement. The hands on the white dial are blued by hand.
The perpetual calendar - a masterpiece of the clockmaker's art 100% made in Reichenbach am Heuberg.
Case: high-gloss polished case in black, white and walnut incl. polished metal inlays
Dimensions: height 29.5 cm, width 25 cm, depth 25 cm
Movement: 4/4 Westminster striking mechanism W0352 with automatic night shut-off
Duration: 8 days
Gear selector: Swiss Echappement
Drive: Tension spring
Rubies: 11
Dial: date, day, month and seconds display, available in white
Number of strokes: 18,000/h
Limited to 101 pieces