Introducing Nera Rogue
Rogue
UK /rəʊɡ/ US /roʊɡ/
adjective
"behaving in ways that are not expected or not normal"
A new timekeeping cycle is imminent. Not expected for us = normal for others. Nera Rogue features a uni-directional rotating bezel with engraved markers. The knurled conical bezel provides supreme grip in every condition and the Super-LumiNova® BGW9 on the dial/hands/case offers long lasting Lume. ETA 2824, Sellita SW200 and Ronda R150 movements are available.
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Here at Peren watches we like to do things a little bit differently. Despite creating timekeeping objects, we do not take time for granted. At its core, time is relative and we have subtly pointed out this aspect in every creation until now.
The relative timekeeping cycle started gradually with the SOD's moon-phase indicator. Like all non astronomical watches featuring the moon-phase complication, the lunation displayed corresponds to 29.5 days when in reality a lunation lasts 29.53 days.
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.
