The Highlife Perpetual Calendar Manufacture piece features our unique calibre FC-775 in-house movement. This distinctive collection pays homage to the original Highlife collection first introduced in the 1990s. The distinguishly designed case attachment with quick release mechanism adds to the versatility of this collection with an additional rubber strap. The case and bracelet are two-tone stainless steel and rose gold-tone with a white dial features the date, day, month, and moonphase.
Highlife
Perpetual Calendar Manufacture
Additional Information
- Movement FC-775
- Movement Technology Automatic
- Country Switzerland
- Movement FC-775
- Movement Technology Automatic
- Movement Description Powered by the release of a wound spring, mechanical movements never require a battery. Automatic mechanical movements have an oscillating weight that winds the spring with the motion of the wearer’s arm.
- Functions Hours, Minutes, date, day, month, leap year and moonphase
- Country Switzerland
- Case Colour Two-Tone
- Case Shape Round
- Case Material Stainless Steel
- Case Length 41
- Case Thickness 12.65
- Water Resistance [WR50/5Bar/166ft] Swimming
- Dial Colour Silver-Tone
- Dial Material Brass
- Dial Feature Indices;Luminous Hands;Luminous Markers;Moon Phase
- Crystal Anti-Reflective Sapphire Crystal
- Crystal Description Impact and shatter resistant - anti-reflective coating deflects light
- Band Type Bracelet
- Band Material Stainless Steel
- Band Colour Two-Tone
- Band Length 254
- Clasp Type Fold Over Clasp
- Box Image URL o78sluxaz7
HIGHLIFE
The Highlife Perpetual Calendar Manufacture epitomises this approach. “Highlife” is the revival of a legendary line, part of an historic collection that has shaped the face of luxurious and affordable contemporary Swiss Made watchmaking. “Perpetual Calendar” describes a level of complication to which few brands have access, an indication of technical mastery patiently acquired over the course of more than 30 years’ watchmaking experience. Finally, “Manufacture” is a declaration, about belonging to an exclusive club of watchmakers capable of designing, producing, assembling and testing their own timepieces.
