Royale Paris watch

Adorned by an opaline dial and a beaded Black strap in large scales alligator, this Royale Paris offers a full reading of the time. In its centre two silver-coloured dauphine hands respectively show the hours and the minutes. Three counters are located in the lower part of the dial, one at 4 o'clock, one at 6 o’clock and finally the last at 8 o'clock, showing respectively the subsidiary seconds, the moon phase and the power reserve indicator. You will also find the date and day below the 12 o'clock index in a rectangular box.

The Royale collection is operated by the Calibre Royal®, conceived, prototyped, controlled and assembled in the Pequignet Haute Horlogerie laboratories in Morteau. Its design required no less than 279 business plans; it is made of 318 components, 316 of which were designed specifically by our company. With 8 international patents, Calibre Royal® is a real masterpiece of innovation... and 100% French! Lovers of watch-making will be charmed by the transparent back to its case, which reveals the balance wheel and the entire movement. The oscillating weights are positioned to allow high visibility. The large balance wheel, the lever and the swivel escape wheel can be viewed without difficulty.

For your peace of mind, Pequignet watches are guaranteed for 3 or 5 years from the date of purchase: 5 years for models equipped with a Pequignet movement (Royale collection, Attitude, Extrême 300, Concorde) and 3 years for other automatic, manual or quartz models.

If you encounter a problem with your watch during the warranty period, you may count on our customer service and on our expert watchmakers to resolve the problem at no cost to you. This warranty applies to all the watches and covers all manufacturing defects in normal conditions of use. This warranty is effective only if the watch returned is accompanied by the warranty certificate, duly dated, signed and bearing the stamp of the retailer authorised to represent Pequignet. Each watch arriving at the Manufacture shall be the subject of an examination undertaken by our master watchmaker, in order to certify its condition.