Patek Philippe Complications 130J

A rare Patek Philippe Platinum Monopusher Chronograph sold in 2005 by Antiquorum is deemed unique due to its Victorin Piguet movement, unusual case design, and large size for its time. Considered the only platinum single button chronograph by Patek Philippe.

Explore 'A special patek 130' to admire the timeless beauty of Patek Philippe watches, crafted with intricate details and exceptional craftsmanship.

Hi Everyone! This is my first post and I wanted to see if anyone could shed some light on the following query: What metals did PP use for their hands and stems on their steel models for references 1463 (and 130 or even 530)? Specifically, the white gold or steel looking hands - was it both or just o

130 sector, 3483 Beyer, 3466 Guebelin, 5565. Would like to see more!

Patek 130 was, I believe, the first serially produced chronograph wristwatch. Here it is with its big much younger 5370 brother. Sub-dials are very similar as is outer railroad and tachometer scale. Fun how 130 goes to 51 and 5370 goes to 50.

I was thinking of selling my 130 (below) for a 5970g or r. I love perpetual calendar chronographs by patek. the 130 with the valjoux movement with the swan neck regulator is very beautiful as well but without an exhibition back it cannot be seen. As the 130 is not waterproof it is less wearable on a