- Case
- Reversible case
- Movement
- Manual winding
- Size
- 49.4 mm
Overview
The Grandmaster Chime, invisibly set
The Patek Philippe Grand Complications Grandmaster Chime, Haute Joaillerie, reference 6300/400G-001, in white gold set with 409 baguette-cut diamonds in invisible setting, reversible case with ebony black opaline dials, on a shiny black alligator strap. Manually wound calibre GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM with 20 complications on three gongs; 49.4 mm, 16.32 mm high.
The reference 6300 in its Haute Joaillerie form is the Grandmaster Chime — Patek Philippe calls it the most complicated piece in Patek Philippe's current collection, with twenty complications — in a white gold case set with baguette-cut stones in invisible setting on the caseband, the sides of the lugs and the swivel links of the reversible case. The case is double-faced, 49.4 mm across and 16.32 mm high, turned over on a patented rotation mechanism so either dial can be worn up; it is humidity- and dust-protected only, with a sapphire crystal back. Both dials are ebony black opaline on 18K solid gold plates, the time side hand-guilloched with a hobnail pattern.
The calibre GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM is hand-wound, 37 mm across and 10.7 mm high, with 1,366 parts and 108 jewels, at 25,200 semi-oscillations an hour (3.5 Hz) on a Spiromax® balance spring, under the Patek Philippe Seal; the movement holds 72 hours of reserve and the strikework 30, each with its own indication. Five chiming modes strike on three classic gongs — grande sonnerie, petite sonnerie, minute repeater, an alarm with time strike and a date repeater — with a strikework mode display, an alarm on/off aperture and an isolator indication. The time side shows home and local time on white gold pear-shaped hands, the local hand skeletonised and white varnished, with a day/night indication for the second zone and a crown position indication; the calendar side carries an instantaneous perpetual calendar with day, month and leap year by hands, the date on both dials, a four-digit year in an aperture, and the moon phases.
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Key details
Design and engineering
- Reversible caseDouble-faced white gold case, 49.4 mm across and 16.32 mm high, turned over on a patented rotation mechanism so either dial can be worn up; humidity- and dust-protected only, with a sapphire crystal back.
- Gem-settingInvisible setting on the caseband, the sides of the lugs and the swivel links. Bezel and case: 387 baguette-cut diamonds (30.16 cts); clasp: 22 baguette-cut diamonds (1.19 cts); 409 baguette-cut diamonds (31.35 cts) in all.
- Five chiming modesGrande sonnerie, petite sonnerie, minute repeater, alarm with time strike and date repeater on three classic gongs, with a strikework mode display, an alarm on/off aperture and an isolator indication.
- Two facesTime side: ebony black opaline, hand-guilloched with a hobnail pattern, white gold applied Breguet numerals, home time on a white gold pear-shaped hand and local time on a skeletonised white varnished one. Calendar side: ebony black opaline, with the instantaneous perpetual calendar, the four-digit year and the moon phases. Both on 18K solid gold plates.
- Strap and claspShiny black alligator leather with square scales, hand-stitched with contrasting cream stitching, on a white gold fold-over clasp set with 22 baguette-cut diamonds.
Calibre GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM
- Manual winding
- Grande and petite sonnerie; minute repeater with chime on three classic gongs; alarm with time strike; date repeater; strikework mode display, alarm on/off and isolator indications
- Second time zone with day/night indication; crown position indication
- Instantaneous perpetual calendar: day, date (on both dials), month and leap year by hands; four-digit year in an aperture; moon phases
- 37 mm across, 10.7 mm high; 1,366 parts, 108 jewels
- 25,200 semi-oscillations per hour (3.5 Hz), Spiromax® balance spring; power reserve: movement 72 hours, strikework 30 hours
- Patek Philippe Seal
The reference
Technical specifications
| Reference | 6300/400G-001 |
|---|---|
| Collection | Grand Complications |
| Calibre | Caliber GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM |
| Movement | Manual winding |
| Functions | Grande and petite sonnerie, Minute repeater with chime on three classic gongs, Strikework mode display (SGP), Alarm with time strike, Alarm on/off indication in an aperture, Date repeater, Movement and strikework power reserve indication, Strikework isolator indication, Second time zone, Day/night indication for the second time zone, Instantaneous perpetual calendar, Day, date (on both dials), month and leap year by hands, Four-digit year display in an aperture, Moon phases, Crown position indication (RAH) |
| Case dimensions | 49.4 mm |
| Case thickness | 16.32 mm |
| Case material | White gold |
| Case | Reversible case |
| Case back | Sapphire crystal case back |
| Water resistance | Not water-resistant |
| Dial | Time side: Ebony black opaline, hand-guilloched hobnail-pattern, white gold applied Breguet numerals |
| Strap | Alligator leather with square scales, hand-stitched, shiny black |
| Clasp | White gold fold-over clasp set with diamonds |
| Jewels | 108 |
| Power reserve | movement: 72 hours / strikework: 30 hours |
| Frequency | 25,200 semi-oscillations/hour (3.5 Hz) |
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