THE HUMAN TOUCH: THE IRREPLACEABLE SKILL OF HAND-FINISHING. THE JEWEL IN THE CROWN OF A PATEK PHILIPPE WATCH IS THE FACT THAT, FROM ITS CASE AND DIAL TO ITS BEATING HEART, IT HAS BEEN FINISHED BY HAND BY A DEDICATED, TRAINED SPECIALIST, WITH SKILLS PASSED DOWN THROUGH GENERATIONS.
The Ref. 7121/200G Ladies’ Moonphase was first introduced in 2013 in yellow gold. This year, it debuts a new model in white gold, with an elegant blue dial on which the displays stand out like stars in the night sky. The glitter continues on the bezel, where a double row of 132 brilliant- cut diamonds is set in the dentelle technique. The way they are arranged allows more light to pass through the diamond, increasing its brilliance. The watch contains Patek Philippe’s smallest complicated movement, and the case size is therefore an elegant 33 mm in diameter.
The new Ref. 7130R is a ladies’ model of Patek Philippe’s classic World Time series. It is interpreted in 18k rose gold, with an olive green dial that is guillochéd by hand in a basket weave motif. This one contains Patek’s famously slim caliber 240 HU in a 36 mm case. The 24-city disk rings a 24-hour disk that is divided into day/night zones distinguished by their color and by the sun/moon symbols. The bezel is set with 62 diamonds totaling 0.82 ct, and the prong buckle is set with another 27 diamonds totaling 0.21 ct.
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