TWO FACES, TWENTY COMPLICATIONS

Patek Philippe is releasing an elegant, stylish variation of its most complicated wristwatch ever produced as part of its regular collection, the Grandes Complications 6300G.

To mark its 175th anniversary, Patek Philippe revealed an exceptional timepiece applying all the expertise it had acquired over the years, the Grandmaster Chime Référence 5175. In 2016, as part of the 6300 series, the most complicated wristwatch ever produced by the brand joined the regular collection. This year, it returns in a new 47.7 mm white gold case with a thickness of 16.07 mm, comprising two blue opaline dials. One has a center decorated with a hand-guilloched Clou de Paris pattern and displays the time information, second time zone, chime mode indicator, and power reserve indicator. The other shows, among other things, the instant perpetual date and a four-digit year.

Price on request patek.com

By Dan Diaconu