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Perrelet's "Arctic Dunes" Brings Ice-Blue Elegance to the Weekend Collection

With the "Arctic Dunes", Perrelet expands its Weekend collection with a 99-piece limited edition inspired by snow-covered mountain landscapes. Designed with Arabic-Indian numerals, the elegant watch combines minimalist watchmaking with a calm, winter-themed aesthetic.
Perrelet: Weekend “Arctic Dunes”, Wristshot
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Perrelet introduces a new limited edition to its Weekend collection that draws inspiration from the quiet majesty of snow-capped mountains. Named "Arctic Dunes", the watch takes its visual cues from winter landscapes shaped by wind, light, and ice, translating these elements into an ice-blue dial with a distinctive embossed pattern. Applied silver-toned indices in Arabic-Indian numerals follow soft, rounded lines that echo the dial’s flowing pattern. A date window at 3 o’clock, set against a white background, adds everyday practicality while remaining visually distinct. 

Perrelet: Weekend “Arctic Dunes”, Dial

Weekend “Arctic Dunes”

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The steel case measures 39mm in diameter and is just 9.56mm thick, underscoring the watch’s balanced proportions and making it suitable for a wide range of wrists and occasions. Polished and satin-finished surfaces alternate to give it a refined yet understated presence. Water resistance is rated to 5 ATM. The transparent case back reveals the automatic movement and is decorated with a finely printed motif of a snow-covered mountain, along with the inscription “Arctic Dunes – Limited Edition 01 of 99”.

Perrelet: Weekend “Arctic Dunes”, movement

Weekend “Arctic Dunes”

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Powering the watch is the in-house Perrelet P-321 caliber, a self-winding movement developed by Soprod, the manufacture’s sister company. Operating at 4 Hz, it offers a power reserve of approximately 42 hours. It offers a high finishing quality, including circular-grained bridges and a rhodium-plated oscillating weight decorated with the Perrelet logo.

Perrelet: Weekend “Arctic Dunes”, side

Weekend “Arctic Dunes”

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The "Arctic Dunes" is fitted with a blue calf leather strap embossed with an alligator pattern and equipped with a quick-release system and a stainless-steel pin buckle engraved with the Perrelet logo. Pricing is marked at $1,705.


To learn more, visit Perrelet, here.

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