Patek Philippe Complication timepiece produced in a 33mm case, expertly crafted from 18ct white gold featuring a blue sunburst dial with a moon phase function, gold applied Breguet numerals and a diamond set bezel with a diamond carat weight of 1.09ct. This model is presented on a blue shiny alligator leather strap with square scales, hand-stitching and a prong buckle.
Patek Philippe reinterprets this mechanical poem by equipping it with a white gold case and an elegant blue dial on which the displays stand out like stars in the night sky. The dial is enhanced by a sunburst decoration creating subtle light effects. The jewellery dimension of this model is also reinforced by illuminating its bezel with a double row of 132 brilliant-cut diamonds based on the exclusive lacy Dentelle gemsetting technique. Beating at the heart of this jewellery watch is manually wound mechanical Caliber 215 PS LU: the smallest Patek Philippe complicated movement that helps maintain a daintily elegant 33 mm case diameter.
Model reference 7121200G001.
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Delivery
Complimentary 1–3 business day delivery
Orders placed Monday to Friday before 12 noon are typically dispatched the same day* (excludes bank holiday Mondays)
Orders placed Monday to Friday after 12 noon are dispatched the next working day*
Orders placed Friday after 12 noon are dispatched Monday (excluding Bank Holidays) *
Weekend orders are dispatched on a Monday (excluding Bank Holidays) *
The expected delivery for all orders is the next day pre 4pm* (excludes Friday, these will be delivered Monday - excluding bank holidays)
All orders require a signature on delivery.
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*All delivery times are subject to stock availability.
