Glossary

Pellaton winding system is an invention by Mr. Albert Pellaton. This system is characterized by an automatic winding mechanism used in mechanical watches, where it harnesses the natural motion of the wearer's arm to wind the main spring with energy.

The system employs a unique rotating design that rotates the main spring during the movement of the rotor in the direction of the watch's hands and in the opposite direction. By utilizing a series of levers and gears, it enhances the transfer of rotational force generated by the rotor. The Pellaton winding system, often associated with the "IWC" brand (International Watch Company), is an example of dedication to innovative and reliable winding technology, enhancing the accuracy and reliability of the watch.