Introduction

6002G
- Grand Complications
Manual winding

The famous Reference 6002 Sky Moon Tourbillon (12 complications) celebrates a comeback in an extraordinary white-gold case entirely hand-engraved with elegant volutes. The black dial features cloisonné and champlevé enamel motifs. Here, the quintessence of rare handcraft skills is paired with a masterpiece that reflects the utmost in watchmaking artistry.


Mechanical manually wound movement. Caliber R TO 27 QR SID LU CL. Sky Moon Tourbillon. Double-faced wristwatch. Minute repeater. Chime with two “cathedral” gongs activated by a slide piece in the case. Tourbillon. Front side: Perpetual calendar with retrograde date hand. Hours and minutes of mean solar time. Day, month, leap year in apertures. Moon phases. Reverse side: sidereal time, sky chart, phases and orbit of the moon. Case, crowns, slide piece, hands and lugs entirely hand-engraved. Hand-engraved fold-over clasp. Dial with black enamel in champlevé and cloisonné, gold applied Roman numerals. 18K gold dial plate. Alligator strap with square scales, hand-stitched, shiny black. Case: white gold. Case is humidity and dust protected only (not water resistant). Case diameter: 44 mm. Height: 17.35 mm.

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R TO 27 QR SID LU CL
Manual winding

Patek Philippe Caliber R TO 27 QR SID LU CL - Front
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R TO 27 QR SID LU CL
Manual winding

Minute repeater. Tourbillon. Perpetual calendar with retrograde date hand. Celestial. Moon age. Hours and minutes of mean solar time. Day, month, leap year by hands. Reverse side: sidereal time, sky chart, phases and orbit of the moon. Third wheel in gold. Flywheel. Diameter: 38 mm. Height: 12.61 mm. Parts: 705. Bridges: 24. Jewels: 55. Power reserve: min. 38 hours, max. 48 hours. Balance: Gyromax®. Vibrations/hour: 21 600 (3 Hz). Spiral: Breguet. Hallmark: Patek Philippe Seal.

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Adjustment procedure for Sky Moon Tourbillon

Adjustment procedure for Sky Moon Tourbillon

Adjustment procedure for the Celestial

Adjustment procedure for the Star Caliber 2000

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Sky Moon Tourbillon Ref. 5002 - Adjustments procedure

Please wind your watch by hand before correcting any of the displays. To prevent damage to your watch, perform all settings and corrections involving the corrector buttons with the setting stylus that was delivered with your Sky Moon Tourbillon. All settings and corrections must be performed in the specified order.

1. Adjustments of the perpetual calendar and the moon age (dial side)

1.1. Preparatory steps:

Gently pull the winding crown at 4 o’clock out and rotate the hands clockwise until the flyback hand of the date display advances by one day. Then set the hands to 6 a.m. Now, activate the corrector button between 11 and 12 o’clock and repeat until the flyback hand points to 1.

1.2. Setting the leap year cycle (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) and the month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock):

In the program, the line marked “Leap year cycle” gives you the Roman numeral that indicates the year cycle. Leap years are identified with the Roman numeral IV. Activate the corrector button between 3 and 4 o’clock to first set the leap year display and then the month display.

1.3. Setting the date (flyback hand):

The date is set with the corrector button between 11 and 12 o’clock. You will note that the date hand and the day of the week display advance simultaneously. The day of the week can be corrected in the next step.

1.4. Setting the day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock):

Activate the corrector button between 6 and 7 o’clock to set the day of the week.

1.5. Setting the moon age (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock):

Use the corrector button between 5 and 6 o’clock to advance the hand until it points to the full moon. In the program, the line marked “Moon age” tells you how many times you have to activate the corrector button to obtain the correct moon age display.

2. Adjustments of the sky/moon mechanism (sky side)

This mechanism is corrected with the second crown at 8 o’clock on the 24-hour dial with the sky chart facing up and the crown on the right-hand side. Turning the crown clockwise corrects the sky chart and sidereal time. Turning it counterclockwise corrects the moon.

2.1. Setting the moon and the moon phase:

When the moon phase display indicates a full moon, align the moon index with the meridian (S). In the program, the line marked “Moon phase” tells you how many revolutions the moon must perform to obtain the correct moon phase display setting. Advance the moon index by that number of revolutions. In the program, the lines marked “Moon” tells you the number of large and small graduations by which you must advance the moon index. This completes the moon setting procedure.

2.2. Setting the sky:

Align the sky index with the meridian (S). In the program, the lines marked “Sky” tells you the number of large and small graduations by which you must advance the sky index. This completes the sky setting procedure.

 

Sky Moon Tourbillon Ref. 6002 - Adjustments procedure

Please wind your watch by hand before correcting any of the displays. To prevent damage to your watch, perform all settings and corrections involving the corrector buttons with the setting stylus that was delivered with your Sky Moon Tourbillon. All settings and corrections must be performed in the specified order.

1. Adjustments of the perpetual calendar and the moon phase (dial side)

1.1. Preparatory steps:

Gently pull the winding crown at 4 o’clock out and rotate the hands clockwise until the flyback hand of the date display advances by one day. Then set the hands to 6 a.m. Now, activate the corrector button between 11 and 12 o’clock and repeat until the flyback hand points to 1.

1.2. Setting the leap year cycle (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) and the month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock):

In the program, the line marked “Leap year cycle” gives you the Roman numeral that indicates the year cycle. Leap years are identified with the Roman numeral IV. Activate the corrector button between 3 and 4 o’clock to first set the leap year display and then the month display.

1.3. Setting the date (flyback hand):

The date is set with the corrector button between 11 and 12 o’clock. You will note that the date hand and the day of the week display advance simultaneously. The day of the week can be corrected in the next step.

1.4. Setting the day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock):

Activate the corrector button between 6 and 7 o’clock to set the day of the week.

1.5. Setting the moon phase (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock):

Press the corrector button between 5 and 6 o’clock to advance the lunar disk until it shows a full moon. On the left side of your screen, consult the lunar calendar to determine the number of days that have elapsed since the last full moon. Then perform the correction (1 actuation of the button for every elapsed day, but not counting the day of the last full moon).

2. Adjustments of the sky/moon mechanism (sky side)

This mechanism is corrected with the second crown at 8 o’clock on the 24-hour dial with the sky chart facing up and the crown on the right-hand side. Turning the crown clockwise corrects the sky chart and sidereal time. Turning it counterclockwise corrects the moon.

2.1. Setting the moon and the moon phase:

When the moon phase display indicates a full moon, align the moon index with the meridian (S). In the program, the line marked “Moon phase” tells you how many revolutions the moon must perform to obtain the correct moon phase display setting. Advance the moon index by that number of revolutions. In the program, the lines marked “Moon” tells you the number of large and small graduations by which you must advance the moon index. This completes the moon setting procedure.

2.2. Setting the sky:

Align the sky index with the meridian (S). In the program, the lines marked “Sky” tells you the number of large and small graduations by which you must advance the sky index. This completes the sky setting procedure.

Star Caliber 2000 - Instructions for setting the perpetual calendar and the sky/moon mechanism

1. Situation 1: Your watch stopped less than four days ago.

a. First, wind the watch.
b. Then set the perpetual calendar and the correct time with the winding crown.
c. Setting the sky/moon mechanism:
Below gives the information you need to position the sky and moon indices as well as the number of moon revolutions required to set the moon-phase display. These settings are performed with the rotating bezel.

1.1. Moon and moon-phase settings

- Set the moon phase to full moon and then align the moon index with the meridian (M).
- In the program window, "Moon phase revolutions" indicates the number of dial revolutions the moon has yet to compete to indicate the correct moon phase.
- Using the rotating bezel, advance the moon index by that number of revolutions.
- In the program window, "Moon adjustments" indicates the number of large and small graduations (divisions).
- Advance the moon index by that number of graduations (divisions). This completes the moon function setting procedure.

1.2. Sky settings

- Align the sky index with the meridian (M).
- In the program window, "Sky adjustments" indicates the number of large and small graduations.
- Advance the sky index by that number of graduations (divisions). This completes the sky function setting procedure.

2. Situation 2: Your watch stopped more than four days ago.

a. First, wind the watch. b. Then set the perpetual calendar. - Each time the rapid correction slide is operated, the calendar displays are advanced by nearly one full month without changing the relative settings of the perpetual calendar, the running equation of time, and the sunrise, sunset, and season indications.
- Release the slide one or two days before the desired date is displayed. The slide is automatically returned to its home position by a spring.
- Complete the date setting by activating the corrector at 12 o’clock with the setting stylus as many times as needed until the correct date is indicated.
- When the correct date is displayed, activate the corrector at 4 o’clock until the correct day of the week is displayed.

2.1. Moon and moon-phase settings

- Set the moon phase to full moon and then align the moon index with the meridian (M).
- In the program window, "Moon phase revolutions" indicates the number of dial revolutions the moon has yet to compete to indicate the correct moon phase.
- Using the rotating bezel, advance the moon index by that number of revolutions.
- In the program window, "Moon adjustments" indicates the number of large and small graduations.
- Advance the moon index by that number of graduations. This completes the moon function setting procedure.

2.2. Sky settings

- Align the sky index with the meridian (M).
- In the program window, "Sky adjustments" indicates the number of large and small graduations.
- Advance the sky index by that number of graduations. This complete the sky function setting procedure.

Celestial Ref. 5102, 6102, 6103 & 6104 - Adjustment procedure

Please, wind your watch by hand before correcting any of the displays. All settings and corrections must be performed in the specified order.

1. Setting the Moon and the Sky

1.1. Moon phase

The moon is set by pulling the crown situated at 4 o’clock and by turning it clockwise. By turning the crown, position the full Moon facing the letter "S" (an arrow-shaped index under the moon will help you position it accurately). This may require up to 28 revolutions! In the program, the first line entitled “Moon phase Revolution” will indicate how many revolutions of the dial the Moon has yet to complete before its phase will match the current date. (For example, if it is number “5”, you will need to make the Moon index go by the letter “S” 5 times).

In order to set the Moon phase according to the exact time, you will need to wind the same crown, in the same direction, until the Moon index covers x large and y small graduations on the bezel scale. (Indicated in the program by “Moon - large” and “Moon - small”).

1.2. Setting the sky

The Sky is set by pulling the crown at 4 o’clock and winding it counter-clockwise. Position the Sky index (small arrow on the Milky Way) facing the “S”. Wind the crown until the index has covered the large and small number of graduations indicated by the program (Sky - large; Sky - small). The graduations are found on the bezel of the watch. When the setting is complete, do not forget to push back the crown to its initial position.

2. Setting the time

The time is set by pulling the crown situated at 2 o’clock and by turning it in any direction. The crown must be pushed in again when setting is completed.


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Engraving

Engraving can be featured on a multitude of surfaces on a watch, from the dial to the movement components; bespoke engraving is most often seen on a case. It’s a time-consuming process – it can take more than a week to decorate just one case in this way.

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