Isn't there any official picture of the movement?

Ref. 5275P

By: lavrentivs : May 22nd, 2022-18:28

Made for the 175th anniversary of Patek Philippe in 2014 and in 175 examples, this watch is both subtle and outstanding at the same time. First, there a striking mechanism which chimes on the hour. Such a complication was last seen in a wristwatch in 1920...

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Ref. 5275P

Thanks for your marvelous series of shots and excellent description of this special Anniversary reference --- such a sophisticated release, and yet, as you nicely put it, "pure poetry in motion"! ;-) Cheers.

Spectacular...

This is very cool thanks for sharing.

It is like the Chopard.

Not the kind of watch you see everyday. Thanks for sharing these photos. No pictures of the movement?

+1

It is a solid case back. You would need to open the case to see it.

Isn't there any official picture of the movement?

CAD renderings

Hmmm, it was worth the effort. Thank you!

Hi Nico, I’ve been traveling nonstop all day, but I’ll try to post some old material for you tomorrow with a few details, which might also be interesting to our members👍Cheers.

Thanks in advance, my friend.

Here it is, these few pages come from an electronic catalog that I believe was made available to customers back in 2014:

Amazing piece of art!

✅✅

Very, very impressive. Visually remarkable: it demands a lot of focus and examination. It would be wonderful to see the movement. And a small point: it's encouraging to see it's been worn.

Thank you for sharing a very special piece!

This piece is so exceptional !

Not one thing I don't love about this reference

Wow!

Wonderful review

Absolutely spectacular piece of horology.

Unbelievable, that dial…