Description
Gerald Charles delivers their most complex watch ever — a perpetual calendar with 306 components in a first-ever integrated titanium bracelet weighing just 97 grams total. The 122-year moonphase accuracy is the cherry on top.
Design
Grade 5 titanium case and 151-part integrated bracelet, perpetual calendar display with ultra-precise 122-year moonphase, ultra-thin 4.63mm movement.
Specs
- Movement: GCA11000 in-house (4.63mm thin)
- Case: 40mm titanium
- Components: 306
- Bracelet: 151-part Ti integrated
- Weight: 97g total
- Moonphase: 122-year accuracy
- Price: CHF 63,000–70,000 (~$70,000–78,000 USD)
- Complications: Perpetual Calendar, Moonphase
What's Exciting
A 306-component perpetual calendar at 97 grams — Gerald Charles has essentially made haute horlogerie weightless. The 4.63mm movement is an engineering triumph.
Sources
All brand names, logos, and product images are trademarks of Gerald Charles. Used for editorial commentary and review purposes under fair use. Specs verified against official brand sources and trusted publications as of April 2026.
History
Gerald Charles traces its lineage to the legendary Gerald Genta — the visionary designer behind the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Patek Philippe Nautilus — who launched his own brand in 1969. The octagonal case pays direct homage to Genta's celebrated motif. The Maestro collection channels his belief that a watch should be mechanically accomplished and architecturally distinctive. Compressing a perpetual calendar into 97 grams of grade 5 titanium positions Gerald Charles as a brand honoring its heritage while pushing into contemporary territory.
