Patek Philippe: An exclusive model where two peaks meet

Two new pieces combine gem-setting with the brand's signature complicated timepieces: Patek Philippe's exclusive holiday gift.

An exclusive model where two peaks intersect

"Grandmaster Chime" and "Perpetual Calendar Chronograph"
There is no doubt that these two are the most iconic complicated watches from Patek Philippe.

　The Grandmaster Chime is based on the 5175R, created in 2014 to commemorate the brand's 175th anniversary. This series continues the outstanding creativity of Patek Philippe, which has previously produced ultra-complex timepieces such as the Graves watch and the Caliber 89. Equipped with 20 functions, the most of any current collection, this timepiece features a Grand Sonnerie, Petite Sonnerie, and minute repeater, as well as a chime alarm and a unique chime mode that allows you to check the date at any time. This is truly a masterpiece.

　Meanwhile, the first perpetual calendar chronograph was the 1518, which debuted in 1941. It has undergone numerous changes and has always been well-received, but the 5270, released in 2011, further refined the model. It was the brand's first to feature a dedicated movement for perpetual calendar chronographs, developed and manufactured in-house, and is known as a watch with even greater reliability.

　The two models, which are set with blue sapphires, believed to bring divine light, and rubies, whose passionate color symbolizes love, are particularly exquisite, exuding Patek Philippe's signature elegance and making them perfect for the holiday season.