Paying tribute to an iconic Grand Complication, Patek Philippe has created a jewelry version of its chronograph with perpetual calendar Reference 5271, enhanced by 81 baguette-cut diamonds (5.01 cts). The aesthetic harmony is complemented by the lacquered black dial and the shiny black alligator strap.
The CH 29-535 PS Q caliber is distinguished by its traditional architecture (manually wound, column wheel, toothed-wheel horizontal clutch), combined with six patented innovations in the chronograph, as well as its exceptionally slim calendar mechanism.
An outstanding timepiece set in a Grand Feu black enamel dial and platinum casing that combines a grande sonnerie with a petite sonnerie and a minute repeater, Patek Philippe reasserts its royal mastery of the song of time with its ref. 6301P-001.
Reinventing Patek Philippe’s most complicated model by creating a new alliance between Haute Horlogerie and Haute Joaillerie, this Ref. 6300/403G-001 features 20 complications with 118 baguette-cut emeralds (7.87 cts) and 291 baguette-cut diamonds (20.54 cts).
The first complicated wristwatch in a two-tone version, pairing white gold with rose gold and matching it with brown opaline dials. The Ref. 6300GR features 20 complications including five acoustic functions, of which two are patented world exclusives: an alarm sounding the programmed time and a date-repeater striking the date on demand.
The Ref. 5303R-001 stands out with its open architecture such that its hammers and gongs can be seen in motion while the watch is being worn on the wrist, making it unique due to its open architecture. White-gold intarsias with engravings of leaf motifs decorate the rose-gold case. The manually wound caliber R TO 27 PS had a subtle visual overhaul to bring out all of its charm.
Patek Philippe crafted a special series for Mr. Philippe Stern’s 85th birthday, introducing a novel movement combining a minute repeater and an alarm chiming the programmed time on the identical classic gongs.
With their sapphire case-back protected by a hinged cover and straight lugs, Officer’s-style perpetual calendars with retrograde date hand are among the most sought-after models for lovers of rare timepieces.
A new opaline rose-gilt dial for this Grand Complication with its original, patented display. This Grand Complication was launched in a platinum case framing a blue dial with a black-gradient rim featuring a fine vertical satin finish.
Patek Philippe reinterprets the perpetual calendar with retrograde date hand in a new white gold version exuding an original, contemporary style, featuring a dial in gray metallized sapphire crystal revealing the watch’s mechanical heart.
The retrograde date as well as the aperture frames of the day (at 9 o’clock), leap-year cycle (at 12 o’clock) month (at 3 o’clock) and moon phases (at 6 o’clock) are underlined by a gray electroplated outline.
The bezel and the caseback are enhanced by the famous hobnail pattern, one of the finest emblems of Patek Philippe style.
Patek Philippe combines tradition and innovation in a perpetual calendar and weekly calendar desk clock featuring a new manually wound caliber with a 31-day power reserve, +/- 1 second per day rate accuracy and user-friendliness worthy of a 21st-century timepiece.
Resulting from a seven-year development process, the new rectangular 86-135 PEND S IRM Q SE caliber (912 components) has led to nine patent applications. To guarantee optimum performance, engineers have designed a genuine “precision regulator” at the heart of the movement.
This new Sterling Silver timepiece is also distinguished by its refined, timeless exterior enhanced by green flinqué Grand Feu enamel.
