Patek Philippe Complications Ref. 5131/1P-001 Platinum

5131/1P
World Time.

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5131/1P
- Complications
Self-winding

The new version of the famous Patek Philippe World Time watch evokes dreams of traveling in style. The center of its dial depicts the world in cloisonné enamel – for the first time from the perspective of the North Pole. It is an unusual view with depth and realism created by the artist with numerous coatings of different enamel paint colors. The platinum case and bracelet pay homage to the Far North, cloaking it with a silvery sheen.

Mechanical self-winding movement. Caliber 240 HU. World Time. 24-hour and day/night indication for the 24 time zones. Cloisonné enamel center, North Pole. 18K gold dial plate. Platinum bracelet with fold-over clasp. Case: platinum. Sapphire-crystal case back. Water resistant to 30 m. Case diameter: 39.5 mm. Height: 10.61 mm.

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Patek Philippe Complications Ref. 5131/1P-001 Platinum - Artistic

5131/1P Complications

240 HU
Self-winding

240 HU
Self-winding

24 time zones, day/night indication for the 24 time zones. Diameter: 27.5 mm. Height: 3.88 mm. Parts: 239. Bridges: 8. Jewels: 33. Power reserve: Min. 48 hours. 22K gold off-center mini-rotor. Balance: Gyromax®. Vibrations/hour: 21 600 (3 Hz). Balance spring: Spiromax®. Hallmark: Patek Philippe Seal. Patent: CH 595 653. Patent: CH 693 191.

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Patek Philippe: The Authorized Biography by Nicholas Foulkes

Drawing on exclusive interviews with its owners and with workers and watchmakers past and present as well as on hitherto unseen documents from the company’s archives, Patek Philippe: The Authorized Biography celebrates the history of a unique company. Nicholas Foulkes traces the Patek Philippe history from founder Antoine Norbert de Patek’s early life in Poland as a young cavalry officer fighting in a doomed uprising. Foulkes recounts his exile, his life in Geneva. His meeting with gifted watchmaker Adrien Philippe and the 1932 purchase by the Stern family who over four generations have turned it into the legend that it is today. (...)

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Patek Philippe: The Authorized Biography by Nicholas Foulkes

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Attention to details
Enameling

Enameling, often used by Patek Philippe to decorate cases and dials, is one of the most high-risk of the rare handcrafts. The precarious fusing of powdered glass at ultra-high temperatures can produce heartbreaking disasters but, when successful, the result is luminous beauty, from designs in radiant, jewel-bright colors that will never dull, to lustrous, gently traditional looks.

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Press release

Patek Philippe at Baselworld 2017

A year with two anniversaries and fascinating debuts. Patek Philippe can look back to an uninterrupted legacy of 178 successful years in business, so it is not surprising that the suite of anniversaries is becoming denser. They prompt the Genevan manufacture to craft commemorative watches that recall significant events. In 2017, the Aquanaut collection is celebrating its 20th birthday with an anniversary model while the ultra-thin self-winding caliber 240 movement can showcase its many facets with a number of timepieces presented on the occasion of its 40th anniversary. The future is unfolding with a new perpetual calendar watch featuring a timelessly classic "vintage" design, and also with the latest milestones in the "Patek Philippe Advanced Research" series that are united in a limited edition of the Aquanaut Travel Time.

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