Patek Philippe Launches Calatrava Ref. 5212A-012 Weekly Calendar Watch Jeweller KUTTER 1825 Limited Edition
To celebrate the two hundredth anniversary of Stuttgart jewelry expert KUTTER 1825 and its 75th anniversary of collaboration using the brand, Patek Philippe offers launched the Calatrava Ref. 5212A-012 Weekly Calendar Watch Jeweller KUTTER 1825 Restricted Edition. This watch includes the iconic colors of ameo, a jewelry brand under Jeweller KUTTER 1825, into the switch and strap, offering distinctive and practical functions ideal for everyday wear.
The brand new watch is crafted from stainless steel, with a diameter of 40 mm and a thickness associated with 11. 18 mm, exuding classic elegance. The sapphire crystal features a box-shaped pattern which has a slight dome, adding to the vintage charm. Compared to the regular model, the most noticeable distinction in the limited edition may be the light blue dial and band stitching. This color is not really cold but rather light as well as casual, pleasing to the eyes.
The hour and moment hands and baton hours markers are made of white gold having a black finish, creating a impressive contrast with the light blue call and ensuring excellent possibility of being read easily. Five hands are positioned in the center of the dial: dauphine hour and minute fingers, a regular seconds hand, and also two hands with red-colored tips; the shorter hands indicates the day of the 7 days, while the longer hand signifies the month and few days number. A date window can also be located at 3 o'clock. Notably, the letters along with numbers on the limited version are subtly different from the conventional model.
This watch is actually powered by the 26-330 S C J SE automatic movement, assembled from 304 parts, only 4. 82 mm thick, containing fifty jewels, oscillating at twenty-eight, 800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz), fitted with a 21K gold rotor, and providing a 45-hour power reserve.
The 7-toothed star wheel is situated on the central hour steering wheel of the movement, controlling the time of the week display. An additional 7-toothed star wheel provides elongated teeth on it is day-of-the-week wheel to drive the 53-toothed periodic wheel by using a fork. The two pushers in 8 and 10 o'clock on the side of the case are used to change the day of the week and also the week number, respectively. The actual date can be adjusted when the overhead is pulled out halfway. Patek Philippe considers the full week containing January 4th since the first week of each year. The particular 53-divided week number range takes into account years with 53 weeks. This occurs each and every 5 to 6 years, and the the next time will be in 2026.
