Patek Philippe Worldtime with Date 5330G

With a legacy extending over 80 years, along with the renowned Cottier watches, Worldtimers stand out as actually certainly one of Patek Philippe’s quintessential points. Patek Philippe was the mannequin to reintroduce this complication in 2000 with the disclosing of the 5110 model. Subsequently, the 5110 was succeeded by the 5130 in 2006, which in flip was modified by the 5230 in 2016. In 2023, the mannequin’s first worldtimer with date, the reference 5330, was launched as a 300-piece restricted model distinctive to Japan with a purple guilloche dial. As could be anticipated the model now enters the widespread assortment. It’s accessible in a white gold blue-gray dial combination and on a calfskin strap with a denim pattern. Meet the reference 5330G-001.

This new period of Patek Philippe worldtimer reference 5330G-001 distinguishes itself with a patented world first designed to bolster client experience and luxurious: a date present (pointer date) that works in sync with the native time, i.e. that of the time zone chosen at 12 o’clock and indicated by the central palms. This good feat is built-in into the model new computerized caliber 240 HU C. Wound by a 22k micro-rotor, it runs at 3Hz and its power reserve is of 48 hours. A patented central differential system comprising two concentric star-type gear wheels manages the local-time date.

Just like for the Japan restricted model, the model is obtainable in a 40mm intensive and 11.57mm tall white gold case with elegant stepped lugs. The precept novelty is the colour of the dial; it is now provided in a blue mannequin with a carbon pattern for the center half. For enhanced legibility, the pointer date is displayed at its periphery on account of a elegant clear, red-tipped glass hand.

The Patek Philippe reference 5330G-001comes on a blue gray calfskin strap with a denim pattern. It is secured to the wrist by a white gold folding clasp. Worth is about at CHF 65,000.

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