Patek Philippe 7059 Manual de usuario

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Patek Philippe lives up to its commitment

to women by casing its precious caliber

CHR 27‑525 PS Grand Complication movement,

the world’s thinnest split‑seconds chronograph

with column wheel control, in rose gold to create

a model of seductive elegance. The “Ladies First

Split Seconds Chronograph” features a diamond‑

set bezel that frames a cream‑colored grained

opaline dial. It is an exceptional timepiece for

the exceptional woman.

Reference 7059

Caliber CHR 27-525 PS

Ultra-thin manually wound wristwatch

with split-seconds monopusher chronograph.

Haute horlogerie at its very ﬁnest

Patek Philippe’s caliber CHR 27‑525 PS is the world’s

thinnest split‑seconds monopusher chronograph

movement with column wheel control: it is a scant

5.25 mm thick. Not least, this record was achieved

thanks to an unusual design approach for the conti‑

nuously running 60‑minute counter. This innova‑

tion not only results in a slimmer silhouette, it also

offsets the torque differences between the running

and stopped states of the chronograph.

The three chronograph wheels (driving, clutch, and

seconds wheels) are another exclusive feature of

the CHR 27‑525 PS movement. Their innovative and

patented toothing geometries reduce wear and op‑

timize power transmission within the chronograph

mechanism.

The pinnacle of artisanship

The caliber CHR 27‑525 PS movement is a classic

split‑seconds chronograph construction with

two column wheels that, as always at Patek Phi‑

lippe, are crowned by polished caps. The bridges

à l’ancienne are meticulously chamfered, polished,

and decorated with Geneva striping. Each caliber

is hand‑crafted one by one by a master watchmaker

in the manufacture’s Haute Horlogerie ateliers.

Practically every component is individually ﬁ‑

led, chamfered, polished, adjusted, and ﬁnished.

Subsequently, the watchmaker performs a trial

assembly, the so‑called repassage en blanc, to ve‑

rify the functional integrity of the movement.

Afterwards, the caliber is completely disassem‑

bled again. When all parts have been cleaned,

they are reassembled, lubricated, and ﬁne‑tuned.

This ancestral method produces horological mas‑

terpieces that exceed the expectations of even

the most discerning aﬁcionados.

A paragon of style

To complement the bright luster of the polished

steel case, Patek Philippe designed an iridescent

silvery dial with a railway track minute scale that

underscores the masculine, technical look of the

split‑seconds chronograph. The delicate black‑

lacquered engravings in the corners of the dial are

unique signature elements. The cushion‑shaped

sapphire‑crystal glass is gently cambered, as is the

display back that affords a stunning view of the

movement and the satin‑ﬁnished surround with its

gold‑ﬁlled engravings. The sapphire‑crystal back

can be replaced with an interchangeable solid steel

back that comes with the watch.

Instructions

Two-posiTion crown

Pushed in: To wind the watch (1).

Pulled out: To set the time in either direction (2).

Manual winding

We recommend that you wind your watch each

day at about the same time, preferably in the

morning. We advise you to wind the watch be‑

fore you put it on. This way, you can avoid lateral

pressure on the winding crown which, over time,

could damage the winding stem. Turn the crown

gently and evenly. Excessively vigorous winding

could damage the movement.

seTTing The TiMe

To set the time, gently pull the winding crown

out to position 2 (see illustration). Once the

hands are set to the correct time, push the crown

all the way home again. The movement has

a stop‑seconds feature that allows the time to be

set to the second. When you pull out the winding

crown, the seconds hand stops instantly. It will

restart immediately when you push the crown

home again after having set the time.

chronograph funcTions

The Patek Philippe split‑seconds chronograph

allows you to record the duration of events, to

measure lap times, and to save a reference time.

For this purpose, it has two large sweep seconds

hands – the chronograph hand and the split‑

seconds hand – as well as a minute hand on a

small 60‑minute counter at 3 o’clock. In contrast

to most split‑seconds chronographs, the Patek

Philippe reference 7059 is a three‑phase chrono‑

graph that requires only two buttons.

Split-seconds button

Winding crown

Position 1: to wind the watch

Position 2: to set the time

Subsidiary seconds

Split-seconds hand Chronograph button

60-minute counter

1 2

Chronograph hand

Pressing the button in the crown consecutively

activates the three following functions:

1. Press to simultaneously start the chronograph

and split‑seconds hands;

2. Press to simultaneously stop the chronograph

and split‑seconds hands;

3. Press to return the chronograph

and split‑seconds hands to zero;

The button at 2 o’clock is used exclusively to control the

split-seconds hand.

Measuring a lap TiMe

To start a measurement, press the button in the

crown: this will set the superposed chronograph

and split‑seconds hands in motion.

To take a lap time reading, press the button at

2 o’clock: this causes the split‑seconds hand to

stop, but the chronograph hand will continue to

advance. You can now read the lap time.

When you press the button at 2 o’clock again, the

split‑seconds hand will swiftly catch up with the

chronograph hand; both hands continue to ad‑

vance, now superposed. You can take as many lap

time readings as you wish.

To measure the total duration of the event that you

are timing, push the button in the crown: the chro‑

nograph hand will stop and you can read the stopped

time. Push the button in the crown again to reset the

chronograph and split‑seconds hands to zero.

Caution: To simultaneously reset the chronograph and

split-seconds hands to zero, they must be superposed. If the

split-seconds hand is still stopped at a lap time, make it join

the chronograph hand by pressing the button at 2 o’clock.

Now, pressing the button in the crown will cause both hands

to return to zero together.

saving a reference TiMe

Press the button in the crown to set the chrono‑

graph and split‑seconds hands in motion. Press

the button at 2 o’clock to stop the reference time:

the split‑seconds hand will remain in that position.

Press the button in the crown twice to stop the

chronograph hand and return it to zero. The split‑

seconds hand stays where it is and indicates the

reference time.

From this point on, you can use the button in the

crown to stop as many times as you wish and com‑

pare them with the reference time indicated by the

split‑seconds hand.

At the end of the measurement series, make the split‑

seconds hand join the chronograph hand by pressing

the button at 2 o’clock. Afterwards, pressing the but‑

ton in the crown will cause both hands to return to

zero together.

Note: Thanks to their innovative tooth proﬁles, the chrono-

graph wheels in the reference 7059 resist wear much better

than conventional ones with triangular teeth. Nonetheless,

it is not advisable to keep the chronograph mechanism run-

ning indeﬁnitely. It should only be used for stopping times.

Recommendations

waTer resisTance

The case of your wristwatch is ﬁtted with different

types of seals that protect the movement against

dust, humidity, ingress of moisture. However, if

your watch receives a blow the crown or the crys‑

tal, its water resistance may be impaired.

If your watch has a leather strap, we recommend that avoid

exposing it to water altogether.

service

We recommend that you have your watch ser‑

viced at least once every three to ﬁve years. For

this purpose, we suggest you take it to an Autho‑

rized Patek Philippe Retailer who will send it to

our Geneva manufacture. You can then be assured

that your watch will be cared for by a qualiﬁed

master watchmaker at the Patek Philippe head‑

quarters in Geneva.

The master watchmaker will disassemble the mo‑

vement and then inspect, clean, and lubricate

all the individual parts prior to reassembly. The

watch will also be tested and the escapement

regulated if necessary. Finally, its performance

and rate accuracy will be monitored for a period

of two weeks.

The entire process may take several weeks

because each watch must undergo a complete

series of tests to fulﬁll the strict quality criteria

of Patek Philippe.

If you have any questions regarding service issues, please

contact your nearest Authorized Patek Philippe Retailer or

our International Customer Service Department in Geneva.

You may also visit www.patek.com.

winding

When fully wound, your wristwatch has a power

reserve of at least 40 hours. We recommend that

you wind your watch at about the same time

every day.

We advise you to wind the watch before you put it on.

This way, you can avoid lateral pressure on the winding

stem which, in the course of the years, could damage the

stem tube. The same applies to handsetting. Please use your

ﬁngernails to pull the crown out and turn it gently between

two ﬁngertips.

changing The case back

Your watch comes with a sapphire‑crystal case

back and a separate solid steel back. Only qua‑

liﬁed master watchmakers at the Patek Philippe

workshops in Geneva are authorized to exchange

the backs.

PATEK PHILIPPE SEAL

The Patek Philippe Seal is a global emblem of qua‑

lity that applies to the completed and fully cased

watch. It covers the movement, the case, the dial,

the hands, the pushers, the straps and bracelets,

the clasps, as well as all other components that

contribute to the accuracy and aesthetic appeal

of a watch. It takes technical, functional, and

design‑related aspects into account and also

covers the visual appearance of the watch, its

rate accuracy and dependability, as well as the

quality of the customer service to which its owner

is entitled. It encompasses the entire know‑how

and the unique facets that govern the develop‑

ment, production, and long‑term maintenance of

an exceptional timepiece.

Movement technical data

Caliber: CHr 27-525 PS, manually wound

diameter: 27.30 mm

HeigHt: 5.25 mm

number of PartS: 252

number of jewelS: 27

Power reServe: 40 HourS min.

balanCe: gyromaX®

frequenCy: 21,600 Semi-oSCillationS Per Hour (3 Hz)

balanCe SPring: breguet

Hallmark: Patek PHiliPPe Seal

Français

Patek Philippe décline l’exploit au féminin en

proposant pour la première fois le précieux

calibre à grande complication CHR 27-525 PS

– le chronographe à rattrapante et roues à

colonnes le plus plat du monde – dans un

nouveau modèle en or rose à l’esthétique très

rafﬁnée, le Ladies First Split Seconds Chronograph.

La lunette sertie de diamants encadre un

élégant cadran grené opalin. Un modèle

d’exception pour femme d’exception.

Référence 7059

Calibre CHR 27-525 PS

Montre-bracelet extra-plate

avec chronographe monopoussoir à rattrapante

et remontage manuel.

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