Hoffman x Perpétuel Racing 40 Mechanical 'Khaleejuna Waheed Collection', N°8/10...
Dial: emerald green with Saudi Arabia national emblem | salmon with United Arab Emirate national emblem | burgundy with Qatar national emblem | military green with Omani coat of arms | blue with Kuwait emblem | red with Bahrain national emblem
Calibre: cal. Seagull ST1901 manual winding, 21 jewels
Case: stainless steel, screw-down sapphire crystal display case back
Case number: 08/10
Closure: calf leather Hoffman x Perpetual strap and stainless steel buckle
Size: 40 mm diameter
Signed: dial signed Hoffman, case signed Hoffman for Perpetual
Accessories: Hoffman x Perpetual Certificate, instruction manual and presentation case with outer packaging
Catalogue Note:
Few contemporary independent watch projects so directly embrace a cultural narrative as the Khaleejuna Waheed Collection. Conceived by Perpétuel together with Hoffman Watches of New York, the series takes its name from the Arabic expression meaning "Our Gulf" and was created as a tribute to the history, identity and values shared across the Gulf region.
Rather than producing a single commemorative edition, the collaborators chose to dedicate an individual chronograph to each of the six Gulf Cooperation Council nations. Through distinctive colours, national emblems and carefully chosen Arabic inscriptions, the watches celebrate concepts such as unity, honour, peace, glory, safety and happiness, transforming a sporting chronograph into a medium for cultural expression.
The present lot is especially attractive as it assembles all six editions together as a matching-numbered set, each watch bearing the number 8. Opportunities to acquire the complete collection are exceedingly scarce, particularly in such a coherent configuration. Viewed collectively, the watches reveal the full scope of the project and the dialogue between the six nations they represent.
Preserved in exceptional, like-new condition throughout, the watches remain remarkably fresh and retain their strong visual appeal. Powered by manually wound chronograph movements and housed in stainless-steel cases, the collection offers far more than a simple variation in dial colours. It stands as a thoughtful and highly original interpretation of modern independent watchmaking, combining regional symbolism with contemporary design.
Presented as a complete matching-numbered set and maintained in virtually unworn condition, the present ensemble represents an uncommon opportunity for collectors seeking watches that tell a story beyond their mechanical function.
Dial: emerald green with Saudi Arabia national emblem | salmon with United Arab Emirate national emblem | burgundy with Qatar national emblem | military green with Omani coat of arms | blue with Kuwait emblem | red with Bahrain national emblem
Calibre: cal. Seagull ST1901 manual winding, 21 jewels
Case: stainless steel, screw-down sapphire crystal display case back
Case number: 08/10
Closure: calf leather Hoffman x Perpetual strap and stainless steel buckle
Size: 40 mm diameter
Signed: dial signed Hoffman, case signed Hoffman for Perpetual
Accessories: Hoffman x Perpetual Certificate, instruction manual and presentation case with outer packaging
Catalogue Note:
Few contemporary independent watch projects so directly embrace a cultural narrative as the Khaleejuna Waheed Collection. Conceived by Perpétuel together with Hoffman Watches of New York, the series takes its name from the Arabic expression meaning "Our Gulf" and was created as a tribute to the history, identity and values shared across the Gulf region.
Rather than producing a single commemorative edition, the collaborators chose to dedicate an individual chronograph to each of the six Gulf Cooperation Council nations. Through distinctive colours, national emblems and carefully chosen Arabic inscriptions, the watches celebrate concepts such as unity, honour, peace, glory, safety and happiness, transforming a sporting chronograph into a medium for cultural expression.
The present lot is especially attractive as it assembles all six editions together as a matching-numbered set, each watch bearing the number 8. Opportunities to acquire the complete collection are exceedingly scarce, particularly in such a coherent configuration. Viewed collectively, the watches reveal the full scope of the project and the dialogue between the six nations they represent.
Preserved in exceptional, like-new condition throughout, the watches remain remarkably fresh and retain their strong visual appeal. Powered by manually wound chronograph movements and housed in stainless-steel cases, the collection offers far more than a simple variation in dial colours. It stands as a thoughtful and highly original interpretation of modern independent watchmaking, combining regional symbolism with contemporary design.
Presented as a complete matching-numbered set and maintained in virtually unworn condition, the present ensemble represents an uncommon opportunity for collectors seeking watches that tell a story beyond their mechanical function.
