Patek Philippe is renowned for its mechanically complex and aesthetically beautiful watches. coveted. Patek is the last family-owned watch manufacturer in Geneva with a rich and glorious history. The company has continuously made history claiming the title of the most expensive watch ever sold at auction, as well as having been the exclusive supplier to Prince Albert, Queen Victoria and Princess Louise of Denmark. The famous Calatrava model is prized for its clean, timeless design and impeccable quality. Whether your tastes lean to the Art Deco style of the Gondolo and Twenty-4 collections, the stunning Nautilus and Aquanaut collections, or the majestic Grand Complications, Patek Philippe watches are truly the pinnacle of the watchmakers’ art.

980J - POCKET WATCHES
MANUAL WINDING
For decades, pocket watches were the main stage on which Patek Philippe demonstrated its skills.
Even though wristwatches have taken their place, they still delight connoisseurs of rare timepieces.
As the guardian of high-end watchmaking artistry, the manufacture continues to craft pocket watches in small numbers.
Their aesthetic finesse remains a source of fascination.
These timepieces with manually wound movements are produced in compliance with the strict directives of the Patek Philippe seal, as regards both artisanship and rate accuracy.

Power-reserve: Min. 50 hours.
Seconds subdial.
Dial: White lacquered with black Roman numerals.
Case: Yellow gold.
Pocket watch accompanied by a yellow-gold chain.
Case is humidity and dust protected only (not water resistant).
Diameter: 48 mm.
Height: 9,9 mm.

CALIBER

17''' SAV PS
MANUAL WINDING
Diameter: 38.65 mm.
Height: 3.8 mm.
Number of parts: 137.
Bridges: 7.
Jewels: 18.
Power-reserve: Min. 50 hours.
Balance: Plain with screws.
Frequency: 18 000 semi-oscillations per hour (2.5 Hz).
Balance spring: Breguet.
Hallmark: Patek Philippe Seal.