Perrelet Skeleton Chrono - Movement?

[Captain Chaos]

As I do most business abroad I need a GMT watch with a date and preferably a chrono too (because I like chronographs!)

Came across the perrelet skeleton which has all these complications. Looks unusual and I know I won't come across someone else wearing one.

What I cannot figure out is the origin of the movement - is it manufacture or else ETA based? The website is silent on the issue (though does mention in-house movements on the double-rotor for example) which makes me suspect an ETA ebauche?

I'd always prefer a manufacture movement.....

Also anyone suggest other watches with the similar combination of complication with date, GMT and Chrono? Preferably not mainstream...

Cheers
Captain C

[Spice_Weasel]

I'll check my Wristwatch annual for you later tonight.

As for alternatives - Chopard Mill Miglia XL ? Am sure there's a GMT chronograph in the range.

[tertius]

Pretty sure the perrelet has a very nicely decorated ETA movement. Probabaly a 7750 if its a chrono, though it could be a modular chrono.

As an alternative how about a Sinn 757 UTC - somewhat more tool-ish than the Perrelet.