SKU: 693511782

Patek Philippe Grand Complications Watch Ref. 6300/403G-001

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Patek Philippe Grand Complications Watch Ref. 6300/403G-001Patek Philippe has created a new alliance between Haute Horlogerie and Haute Joaillerie by reinterpreting its most complicated wristwatch in a white gold version set with 118 baguette cut emeralds (7. 87 cts) and 291 baguette cut diamonds (20. 54 cts), using the invisible setting technique. Among the 20 complications are five acoustic functions, including two patented world exclusives: an alarm sounding the programmed time and a date repeater striking

Patek Philippe has created a new alliance between Haute Horlogerie and Haute Joaillerie by reinterpreting its most complicated wristwatch in a white gold version set with 118 baguette-cut emeralds (7.87 cts) and 291 baguette-cut diamonds (20.54 cts), using the “invisible setting” technique. Among the 20 complications are five acoustic functions, including two patented world exclusives: an alarm sounding the programmed time and a date-repeater striking the date at will. The reversible double-sided case is distinguished by its patented swivel mechanism, enabling it to be worn with either dial visible. This watch is accompanied by white gold cufflinks set with a row of baguette-cut emeralds.

WATCH
Manually wound mechanical movement. Caliber 300 GS AL 36‑750 QIS FUS IRM. Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime. Double-faced reversible wristwatch. Grande and petite sonnerie. Minute repeater with classic gongs. Strikework mode display (S G P). Alarm with time strike. Alarm on/off indication. Date repeater. Movement and strikework power-reserve indication. Strikework isolator indication. Second time-zone. Second time zone day/night indication. Instantaneous perpetual calendar. Day, date (on both dials), month, leap-year cycle by hands. Four-digit year display in an aperture. Moon phases. 24-hour and minutes subdial. Crown position indication (R A H).
DIAL
Time side: ebony black opaline, gold applied Breguet numerals, hand-guilloched hobnail pattern. Calendar side: ebony black opaline. 18K solid gold dial plates.
CASE
White gold reversible case. Humidity- and dust-protected only (not water-resistant). Diameter : 49.4 mm. Height : 16.32 mm.
GEMSETTING
96 baguette-cut emeralds: 6.99 cts. (bezel time side). 291 baguette-cut diamonds: 20.54 cts. (bezel calendar side and case). 22 baguette-cut emeralds: 0.88 ct. (clasp). Total of 118 baguette-cut emeralds (7.87 cts) and 291 baguette-cut diamonds (20.54 cts).
STRAP
Alligator leather with square scales, hand-stitched, shiny black. Fold-over clasp set with emeralds.
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