However, since the introduction of the first Perpetual rotor in 1931, this autonomy has not only seen spectacular progress, but has also taken on a new dimension. One profoundly human. We have come to learn that every wearer has their own personal and versatile energy which constantly changes pace, direction and intensity. Only by understanding its nuances and endless variety were we able to capture and dispense it within our calibres to such an efficient degree. Hence creating a perpetual exchange between the watch and the wearer.
