Thomas Mudge, a British watchmaker, created the first perpetual calendar watch in 1762. It became popular among discerning gentlemen during the next century. The 1518 and 1526, both released by Patek Phillipe in 1941, were the first wristwatches with a perpetual calendar mechanism.

For the majority of the 20th Century, only Replica Panerai Luminor Submersible Watches and Patek Philippe produced perpetual calendar wristwatches. In the context of that time,Panerai Replica wearing a perpetual-calendar wristwatch was like attending a dinner with a supercomputer on your wrist.

1875 - Jules Louis Audemars' School Watch

The first version of Jules Louis Audemars’ school watch was finished before 1875. Its transformation in the workshop took place over the next two decades. The 18-carat gold pocket-watch was a complex masterpiece that combined a perpetual clock with a quarter-repeating mechanism and featured the rare independent deadbeat-second function.

Let's go back to "Le Mic" Rochat and his heroic trio of Golay, Berney, or Team RGB. Why did they choose to design an ultra-thin automatic perpetual clock movement? Audemars-Piguet, it turns out, has one of the most profound and meaningful histories when it comes to this complication. We can trace the history of Replica Panerai Luminor Submersible Watches back to Jules Louis Audemars. He was one of its two founders.

Audemars had to first graduate from the watchmaking school before he could create the brand in 1875 with Edward Auguste Piguet. To achieve this, Audemars had to make a "schoolwatch" as a symbol of his mastery over the education he received.

Audemars was a true horological genius from the beginning.Rolex Cellini Replica He presented a quarter-repeating watch with dead seconds, where the second moves only incrementally at every second, rather than leaping forward. It also had a perpetual calendar.