russell996
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Amazing piece and sounds stunning.
Pretty large at 44.8mm but slim at 12mm. Only problem is availability (and the price!).
Welcome to the new Patek Philippe 6301P!
Available now on the owners section of Patek's site (enough to use your usual login), or for everyone else at this link, with Mr. Stern's personal introduction: Enjoy! ...
Thanks for the interesting question! For your reference, I included below the movements of a few other Grand Complications in the current catalog...For sure, in terms of "angles" (and also overall beauty of the movement) the 6301 is pretty competitive ;-)
These are the official pictures taken from Patek's site (please see patek.com for the full catalog), respectively of references: 5531R (R 27 HU); 5303R (R TO 27 PS); 6002G (R TO 27 QR SID LU CL); and 6300G (300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM). Cheers. ...
I still have to go through the entire presentation circulated by PP. [nt]
But what a great move to use the case and numerals of 5370P. Best. V.
Beauifull
but unfortunately not for standard customers .... Though i hope they will have some events showing them once we are free to move and meet again
These two references are challenging on the eye
Sorry but these out of proportion gluttons are not my cup of tea
I think it’s a perfect size for the purpose
Even with my small wrist, even 6002 looks just right.
...dead beat seconds...
Not only Grande Sonnerie and MR, also seems to have a constant force mechanism?!?
Price of watch
Price on request... My guess is the watch will retail for around $650K usd
Amazing piece and sounds stunning.
Pretty large at 44.8mm but slim at 12mm. Only problem is availability (and the price!).
To be fair, despite all the obvious issues this year, we have already seen the new 5270J and 7234G iterations, which I'm sure will be readily "accessible" (along with the two new ladies Twenty-4).
And we have only started seeing the "new generation" Calatravas, if you are interested in them -- more will come! However, there's no doubt the latest 5370 and 5303 iterations -- and especially this entirely new (and pretty incredible!) ref. 6301 -- shoul...
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Who do you think the one in the video was for? 🤣 I’m sure she is too on their list. She is top on mine.
Agree. The same pr indicator print on the dial made as punches/cuts instead, which would be white when pr runs down and fully black when pr is fully wound, would have been much, much better. That way the dial woul be all black!
A black disc intead of the hands under those mentioned holes would have done it. But such a pr indication is not really a Patek way to do it. Instead they opted for the traditional way ...
Such a complicated watch
in such a relatively inconspicuous case. I raise my virtual hat out of respect for PP. Regards, George
Thanks Fab ! This Grand Sonnerie is a pleasant surprise because I have been expecting a ...
minute repeater ! Naturally the black enamel dial is a big plus for me. Another pleasant surprise is the jumping / "dead-beat" seconds ! I would love to see the synchronization of the second jumping from 59 to 60 and hearing the hammer striking ! Eagerly ...
Thanks for sharing!
I absolutely love the stealth of this incredible piece. It’s a classic example of what PP do best. Unrivalled r
A technological marvel
And I am a huge fan of MR’s but I’m not sure I could live with the size and the dial layout and I could definitely not live with lume anywhere near a MR. M.
I’ve just watched the first video;
The one on PP’s site. Are my eyes deceiving me or does the second hand not actually line up to the markers!? 🤔
I noticed this as well.
Even more noticeable in the video in which TS handles the watch. Strange.
