Patek Philippe World Time Anniversary 175th 5575G001

Patek Philippe World Time Anniversary 175th 5575G-001 limited to 1300 pieces in white gold. Black dial with moon phase display and stars at the inner centre, minute and hour hands display the local time for the city positioned at 12 o’clock in the middle of the dial, encompassing it are two rings, the first a 24hour scale split between the am/pm hours and the second 24 cities for the 24 time zones, the time in the 24 cities can be read by looking at the time each city is opposite to on the 24hour scale, a pusher at 10 o’clock on the case allows the wearer to easily change the local time zone. 39.5mm case, bezel, winder, pusher and folded clasp, an original Patek Philippe black leather strap, sapphire crystal glass, automatic movement and water resistant up to 30m. This incredible watch comes with the original Patek Philippe box, papers, manuals. Box and Papers 2014.

The Patek Philippe World Time Anniversary 175th (reference 5575G) is a special edition timepiece created to celebrate Patek Philippe’s 175th anniversary in 2014. It is part of the brand’s prestigious World Time collection, known for its ability to display multiple time zones simultaneously.

The 5575G is crafted in a 39.8mm white gold case and features a unique blue enamel dial with a world map in the center. The world map is meticulously hand-engraved and filled with translucent blue enamel, creating a stunning visual effect. The city names representing different time zones are displayed around the dial.

This limited edition watch is powered by the Caliber 240 HU mechanical self-winding movement, which offers precise timekeeping and enables the world time function. The case-back is engraved with the Patek Philippe 175th-anniversary logo.

The Patek Philippe World Time Anniversary 175th 5575G is a highly sought-after and collectible timepiece, produced in a limited quantity of only 1,300 pieces. It represents a milestone in Patek Philippe’s history and showcases the brand’s dedication to exceptional craftsmanship and horological innovation.