Patek Philippe Grand Complications Sky Moon Tourbillon 6002R-001 rare handcraft
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This close-up features the Patek Philippe Grand Complications Sky Moon Tourbillon (Ref. 6002R-001). It is renowned as one of the world’s most intricate and artistic timepieces, blending extreme mechanical complexity with “Rare Handcrafts” styling.
| Brand | Patek Philippe |
|---|---|
| Collection | Grand Complications |
| Catagory | Premium Segment |
An exceptional combination of 12 complications, the Sky Moon Tourbillon combines technical prowess and Rare Handcrafts in a rose gold version with dials enhanced by champlevé and cloisonné brown Grand Feu enamel and a hand-engraved case. The back of the double-sided case reveals a sky chart faithfully reproducing the visible movement of the Moon and stars in the Northern Hemisphere.
Manually-wound mechanical movement featuring 12 complications. Second most complicated timepiece available in the current collection.
Minute repeater with “cathedral” gongs, tourbillon, retrograde perpetual calendar, sky chart with sidereal time.
Double-faced watch with on the front side a Grand Feu brown champlevé and cloisonné enamel dial on an 18K gold plate.
Aperture and moon-phase disk in champlevé enamel.
Hand-engraved volutes on the case, lugs, slide piece, crowns, hands and fold-over clasp.
Chestnut patinated alligator leather strap with square scales secured by a hand-engraved fold-over clasp.
Movement
R TO 27 QR SID LU CL Manual winding.
Minute repeater with chime on two “cathedral” gongs
Tourbillon
Perpetual calendar with retrograde date hand
Day, month and leap year in apertures
Moon phases
Hours and minutes of mean solar time
Celestial
Hours and minutes of sidereal time
Sky chart
Ellipse representing the visible part of the sky for a given latitude
Meridian
Time of meridian passage of Sirius and of the Moon
Angular motion of the Moon
Diameter: 38 mm. Thickness: 12.61 mm. Number of parts: 705. Number of jewels: 55. Power reserve: min. 38 hours – max. 48 hours. Frequency: 21,600 semi-oscillations/hour (3 Hz). Balance spring: Bregu.
