Short for World Wide Time Control, the ww.tc

worldtimer makes its debut in Girard-Perregaux's most urbane collection.

Dressed in the elegant lines of the 1966, this is the must-have complication

for busy travellers - when an ordinary day involves switching time zones at

least once - for the simultaneous display of the time in 24 cities. For easy

read-off, the rotating 24-hour disc is divided into two half-circles, one white

and one black to indicate day or night. Setting the time zone is child's play,

with a crown to position the reference city at 12 o'clock, and a second crown

to adjust the hours and minutes that are synchronised with the 24-hour disc. A

stylish and useful complication for all those who spend their lives between

planes, between cities, and between time zones.