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Patek Philippe Split Seconds Chronograph Perpetual Calendar, 40 mm, White gold

Patek Philippe Split Seconds Chronograph Perpetual Calendar (new condition) pairs a 40 mm case in white gold with a blue dial.

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Case

Material
White gold
Diameter
40 mm
Water resistance
30 m

Movement

Movement type
Manual winding

Dial

Dial colour
Blue
Display functions
Chronograph

Set and condition

Brand
Patek Philippe
Reference
5204G-010
Condition
New

The story of this watch · Chapters: 6

Patek Philippe Split Seconds Chronograph Perpetual Calendar, 40 mm, White gold

I · This watch

Patek Philippe Split Seconds Chronograph Perpetual Calendar (new condition) pairs a 40 mm case in white gold with a blue dial. It uses a hand-wound movement. The display includes chronograph; water resistance is 30 m.

Patek Philippe Split Seconds Chronograph Perpetual Calendar, 40 mm, White gold
case diameter
40 mm
case
White gold
water resistance
30 m
movement
Manual winding

II

The perpetual calendar

A perpetual calendar knows how long each month is and when February has 29 days, so the date needs no correction for decades. The first manual adjustment falls in 2100, a year that is not a leap year in the Gregorian calendar. If the watch stops, it is set forward with the correctors rather than by turning the date day by day.

III

The chronograph

A chronograph is a stopwatch built into the watch. On most models one pusher starts and stops it and another sets it back to zero, while the time of day runs on regardless. The counters on the dial add up the elapsed minutes and, on many models, the hours.

IV · The manufacture

Patek Philippe since 1839

Antoine Norbert de Patek and François Czapek founded Patek, Czapek & Co in Geneva in 1839. Jean Adrien Philippe joined Patek in 1845 after their meeting in Paris. The company took the Patek, Philippe & Cie name in 1851. Charles and Jean Stern acquired the manufacture in 1932 and expanded its independent movement production. A new manufacture inaugurated in 1996 brought previously dispersed production activities together. Philippe Stern opened the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva in 2001. Thierry Stern became president in 2009, when the manufacture also introduced its own quality seal. The new PP6 manufacture building was inaugurated in 2020, continuing production in Geneva under Stern family ownership.

  1. 1839Antoine Norbert de Patek and François Czapek founded Patek, Czapek & Co in Geneva in 1839.
  2. 1845Jean Adrien Philippe joined Patek in 1845 after their meeting in Paris.
  3. 1851The company took the Patek, Philippe & Cie name in 1851.
  4. 1932Charles and Jean Stern acquired the manufacture in 1932 and expanded its independent movement production.
  5. 1996A new manufacture inaugurated in 1996 brought previously dispersed production activities together.
  6. 2001Philippe Stern opened the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva in 2001.
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V · Ownership

Wearing and caring

  1. 1

    A hand-wound watch is wound with the crown, ideally at the same time every day, until you feel resistance. Never force it past that point.

  2. 2

    Water resistance up to 50 m means splashes and rain. Do not swim or shower with it.

  3. 3

    Have the movement serviced every few years by the brand's own service or an authorised watchmaker.

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