The Swiss based watchmaker Peren is going rogue this year and there are reasons to believe that something great might come along the way.
The brand’s relative timekeeping cycle ended this year with the introduction of the Nera Rogue. The
It then continued with the Nera’s diver rotating bezel that does not feature a starting point marker in order to read elapsed time.
Finally, the cycle concluded with the rotating disk of the Hintz watch that doesn’t have any distinct indication markers.
The Nera Rogue is a future-proof take on the rarest diver’s watch and you can actually use it as a diver’s watch. The Tornek Rayville TR-900 diver’s watch from the 60’s was made by Blancpain for the US Navy’s Experimental Diving Unit for use by its Underwater Demolition Team divers, a unit that would later become known as the Navy SEAL’s. Only around 1,000 pieces were made, and most were subsequently destroyed because the watch was using a radioactive element. On the caseback there is a radioactivity warning sign followed by the instruction:
The Nera Rogue comes with two bezel options to choose from. The diver’s watch feature a uni-directional rotating bezel with white indexes and superluminova at 12H while the explorer’s watch features the same type of rotating bezel but with a gmt function and also superluminova at 12 o’clock.
The watches are in-house hand built and are limited to 300 pieces, individually numbered worldwide. The guys at Peren went the extra mile and managed to put together an unprecedented debriefing platform where you can pin down every single aspect of the production process in real time:
The Nera Rogue collection is open for pre-orders on the official Peren website for 449 CHF or around 355 pounds and are expected to be delivered by November 2021.
Pre-order one now @ perenwatches.com/nerarogue and #gorogue