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Ref. 3974J
As part of Patek Philippe’s celebration of their 150th anniversary, the company introduced this self-winding minute repeater with perpetual calendar and moon-phase in 1989. This example is made in yellow gold with the case manufactured by Jean Pierre Hagmann, as can be seen underneath the lug at the 7 o’clock position.
The dial is glossy black lacquer with applied Breguet numerals. This dial’s particular claim to uniqueness lies with the Calatrava cross featured underneath the maker’s signature on the dial.
A look at calibre 27RQ and case back; note the JHP stamping under the lug at the top right and the 22K mini-rotor.
A close-up of the Calatrava cross on the dial.
Some nice looking stars on the moon-phase disc.
A shot of the double stepped lug design.
The Calatrava cross is featured on the crown.
A close-up of the 22K mini-rotor; note the barleycorn guilloché decoration.
The Calatrava cross is also featured on the governor mechanism.
A look at the mirror polished gongs.
The balance assembly.
The signing on the movement.
Ref. 3974J
Wow this is truly spectacular
What an incredible remarkable watch!
Great review ! The black lacquer dial with Brequet numerals are
