Patek Philippe
Grand Complications
Reference: 6300-401G-001
The Patek Philippe Grand Complications, reference 6300-401G-001, is a 49.4 mm watch in white gold with an ebony black opaline dial. Inside is the calibre 300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM, a hand-wound movement with a 73-hour power reserve, visible through an exhibition case back. It lists date (on both dials) and month among its complications and comes on a shiny black alligator leather strap.
Case Information+
Case Size: 49.4 mm
Case Material: White Gold
Case Back: Exhibition
Crystal: Sapphire
Movement+
Type: Mechanical Manual
Calibre: 300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM
Power Reserve: 73 hours
Jewels: 108
Frequency: 3.5 Hz
VPH: 25,200
Complications: Grande and petite sonnerie. Minute repeater with classic gongs. Strikework mode display (S G P). Alarm with time strike. Alarm on/off indication. Date repeater. Movement and strikework power-reserve indication. Strikework isolator indication. Second time-zone. Second time zone Day/Night Indication. Instantaneous perpetual calendar. Day, date (on both dials), Month, leap-year cycle by hands. Four-digit year display in an aperture. Moonphases. 24-hour and minutes subdial. Crown position indication (R A H)
Other+
Bracelet Material: Alligator Leather
Bracelet Colour: Shiny Black
Dial Colour: Ebony Black Opaline
Water Resistance: 0 meters
Limited Edition: No
Questions about this watch+
- What movement is in the Patek Philippe Grand Complications?
- The Patek Philippe Grand Complications uses the calibre 300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM, a hand-wound movement with a 73-hour power reserve and 108 jewels.
- How big is the Patek Philippe Grand Complications?
- The case measures 49.4 mm across and is made of white gold.
- What complications does the Patek Philippe Grand Complications have?
- Its complications are listed as date (on both dials) and month.
- What dial does the Patek Philippe Grand Complications have?
- It has an ebony black opaline dial on a shiny black alligator leather strap.