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Patek Philippe’s “Most Complicated Watch”
Patek Philippe is a master of complications that no other watchmaker can imitate. 1989 marked the 150th anniversary of Patek Philippe’s founding, and the ” Caliber 89 ” was launched with 33 complications that have been developed since the 19th century, using a total of 1,728 parts. It was the most complicated pocket watch ever made.
In 2014, the 175th anniversary of the company’s founding. The “Grandmaster Chime 5175” was released as the “most complicated wristwatch. The double-faced case allows the wearer to see the different dial designs when the watch is worn in either direction. The watch is equipped with a total of 20 different functions, including a minute repeater, perpetual calendar, moon phase display, and power reserve indicator.
” Grandmaster Chime 5175 “. it’s the front and back of one watch, not two different watches.
The total number of parts is 1,366. It is a marvelous product that took 7 years and 100,000 hours (including 60,000 hours for movement development) to create. 7 pieces were produced in a limited edition, priced at an astonishing 300 million yen.
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