Patek Philippe Worldtimer ref. 1415
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As this World Time reference 1415 is obviously a major source of inspiration for the early Andersen Genève worldtimers about which I posted yesterday, it seemed logical to post this one today.
Our enamel specialist on WPS, GLau has posted about this reference here and also here.
Best,
Emmanuel
This model has a 31 mm case and is powered by cal. 12-120 nickel lever movement, 18 jewels, bi-metallic balance.
Eurasia cloisonné enamel dial
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White dial
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White dial and bracelet
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Comments:
Bill March 21st, 2025-18:14
The Patek Philippe ref. 1415 is indeed a remarkable timepiece ... especially considering its 31mm case size, which was quite standard for its era but feels diminutive by today's standards. Despite its compact dimensions, it packs a lot of historical and horological significance. The reference 1415 is particularly no...
quattro March 21st, 2025-18:20
These cloisonné enamel variants are stunning indeed. Have a great weekend, Bill. Best, Emmanuel
mdg March 21st, 2025-18:57
I'm sure I can't afford one, but I would wear this at any size...
gary_g March 22nd, 2025-12:21
I always admire world time watches. But the older I get the harder it is to tell time in these and I def can’t see all the cities to tell time there.
quattro March 22nd, 2025-16:42
My sight would probably be challenged too in real life! Best, Emmanuel
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