Patek Philippe 5213 Manuel utilisateur

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Reference 5213

Caliber R 27 PS QR

Patek Philippe unites three of its specialties in a

new self-winding wristwatch with a minute re-

peater, a perpetual calendar with a retrograde

date, and an ofﬁcer’s-style Calatrava case. The

back is protected by a newly developed hinged

dust cover. The dial of the white-gold grand com-

plication is superbly legible.

The minute repeater

On demand, the minute repeater strikes the hours,

the quarter-hours, and then the minutes that have

elapsed since the last quarter-hour. The ﬁrst hammer

strikes the hours on the low-pitched gong with one

strike for each hour. Subsequently, each quarter-

hour is sounded as an alternating double strike by

two hammers on both the high- and low-pitched

gongs. Finally, the second hammer strikes the high-

pitched gong to count the number of minutes that

have passed since the last quarter-hour.

At 12:59, for instance, the melody consists of 12

low sounds, 3 double high/low sounds, and 14 high

sounds (totaling the maximum of 32 strikes).

Wristwatch with minute repeater

and perpetual calendar with retrograde date. Self-winding.

The perpetual calendar features an ingenious

function: a so-called retrograde date with a ﬂy-

back hand that depending on the month and leap-

year cycle automatically ﬂies back to the ﬁrst day

of the month after the 28th, 29th, 30th, or 31st day.

A spiral spring is responsible for the fast ﬂyback of

the date hand. The clever mechanism was devel-

oped by Patek Philippe in 1986 and further reﬁned.

It requires only little energy and prevents the

ﬂyback hand from bouncing forward after it has

jumped back to the ﬁrst day of the month.

In leap years, the date hand ﬁrst advances to Feb-

ruary 29 and then jumps directly to March 1 the

next day.

If the watch is worn or kept in a winder every

day, the perpetual calendar will not need to be

corrected until February 28, 2100. The year 2100

is a secular year in which the leap day is skipped

according to the Gregorian calendar.

The perpetual calendar with retrograde date

Indications, functions, and settings

DISPLAYS AND FUNCTIONS

1- YEAR (IV = LEAP YEAR)

2- MONTH

3- MOON PHASE

4- RETROGRADE DATE HAND

5- DAY OF WEEK

6- WINDING POSITION

7- HANDSETTING POSITION

8- SLIDE FOR ACTUATING THE STRIKING MECHANISM

SETTINGS

A- PUSH PIECES FOR CALENDAR CORRECTIONS: DAY OF WEEK (5), DATE

(4), MONTH (2), YEAR (1)

B- PUSH PIECES FOR MONTH (2) AND YEAR (1) CORRECTIONS

C- PUSH PIECE FOR MOON PHASE CORRECTIONS (3)

D- PUSH PIECE FOR DAY OF WEEK CORRECTIONS (5)

• TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO YOUR WATCH, PLEASE PERFORM ALL SETTINGS AND CORRECTIONS WITH THE CORRECTION

STYLUS THAT WAS SUPPLIED WITH YOUR WATCH. ANY OTHER TOOL COULD DAMAGE YOUR WATCH.

• DATE AND MOON PHASE CORRECTIONS MUST BE MADE AT 7 AM. THIS IS THE ONLY WAY TO ASSURE THAT THE DATE

CHANGE MECHANISMS ARE NOT ENGAGED AND CANNOT BE DAMAGED.

• THE SETTING SEQUENCE DESCRIBED BELOW MUST BE OBSERVED

NOTE ON CORRECTING PERPETUAL CALENDAR DISPLAYS (PUSH PIECE A) AND MOON PHASE DISPLAY (PUSH PIECE C):

A15 2 67

34 D

Settings

SETTING THE CALENDAR DISPLAYS

PREPARATIONS PRIOR TO SETTING

SETTING THE MOON PHASE

•Before performing any corrections or settings, always wind the

watch (20 turns of the winding crown).

•Pull the crown out (7).

•Advance the hands clockwise until the date display (4)

advances by one day.

•Set the hands to 7 am.

•Push the winding crown home again (6).

•Actuate push piece (A) until the date hand (4) points to the 1.

•Actuate push piece (B) as many times as needed to display

the current year (1) (2014 = II, 2015 = III, 2016 = leap year IV)

and then the month (2).

•Actuate push piece (A) as many times as needed to display the

current date (4).

•Actuate push piece (D) as many times as needed to display

the correct day of week in aperture (5).

•Actuate correction push piece (C) until lunar disk (3) indicates

full moon.

•Consult the “Full Moon Calendar” and determine how many

days have elapsed since the last full moon. For each elapsed

day (not counting the full-moon day), actuate correction push

piece (C) once to set the moon phase display.

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Minute repeater

The strike sequence of the minute repeater

must be allowed to end completely before it

is activated again.

Caution: Never actuate the winding crown as

long as the repeater is working and for 30 sec-

onds thereafter. Doing so could cause dam-

age to the repeating mechanism which would

not be covered by the warranty. To activate the

striking mechanism, push the slide (8) all the way

up. Now release it completely – do not pull it

down!

Two small hammers will now strike the hours,

quarter-hours, and minutes on two gongs of low

and high pitch. If the watch was set aside unwound

for an extended period of time, the minute re-

peater might not indicate the correct time because

the oil may have thickened at some points inside

the mechanism. This is absolutely normal and has

no negative consequences. The striking mechanism

will function correctly again within one or two

hours after the watch has been rewound.

Recommendations

WATER RESISTANCE

Although your watch is equipped with a water-

resistant crown, it is not protected at all against

the ingress of moisture because of the slot for the

minute repeater slide.

Therefore, exercise care to ensure that liquid does

not come into contact with your watch.

SERVICE

We recommend that you have your watch serviced

at least once every three to ﬁve years. For this pur-

pose, we suggest you take it to an Authorized Patek

Philippe Retailer who will send it to our Geneva

manufacture, the only location authorized to serv-

ice watches with minute repeaters. You can then be

assured that your watch will be inspected and over-

hauled by a qualiﬁed master watchmaker at Patek

Philippe headquarters in Geneva.

The master watchmaker will completely disassemble

SETTING THE TIME

•Pull the crown out (7).

•Set the hands to the correct time If you advance the hands

beyond midnight, all displays of the perpetual calendar will be

advanced as well.

•After having set the time, push the winding crown (6)

home again.

the movement and then inspect, clean, and lubri-

cate all the individual parts prior to reassembly. All

functions of the watch will also be tested in detail

and the escapement regulated if necessary. Finally,

its rate accuracy will be monitored and precision-

adjusted for a further period of at least two weeks.

The case and the buckle will be polished as per your

instructions and your watch will be returned to you

in mint condition. The entire process will take sev-

eral weeks because each watch must undergo a com-

plete series of tests to fulﬁll the strict quality criteria

of Patek Philippe.

If you have any questions regarding the mainte-

nance of your watch, contact the Authorized Patek

Philippe Retailer nearest you or our International

Customer Service department in Geneva, or visit

www.patek.com.

WINDING

When it is on your wrist, your watch is wound au-

tomatically by your arm movements. When fully

wound and off the wrist, you watch has a power

reserve of at least 38 hours. If your watch stopped

because you set it aside for an extended period

of time, you can wind it manually with about 10

turns of the crown.

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.

BOX WITH WATCH WINDER

Your reference 5213 is delivered in a box with a

built-in winder. Keep your watch in this box if

you do not intend to wear it for a longer period

of time. Thanks to the built-in winder, the watch

will remain wound and the hands do not need to

be set when you decide to wear it again. Within 24

hours, you watch is in motion for 8 hours and then

stationary for 16 hours.

PATEK PHILIPPE SEAL

The Patek Philippe Seal is a global emblem of quality

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.

CALIBER: R 27 PS QR

DIAMETER: 28 MM

HEIGHT: 7.23 MM

NUMBER OF PARTS: 515

NUMBER OF JEWELS: 41

POWER RESERVE: MIN. 38 HOURS - MAX. 48 HOURS

WINDING ROTOR: GUILLOCHED 22K GOLD MINIROTOR,

UNIDIRECTIONAL WINDING

BALANCE: GYROMAX®

FREQUENCY: 21,600 SEMI-OSCILLATIONS

PER HOUR (3 HZ)

BALANCE SPRING: SPIROMAX®

HALLMARK: PATEK PHILIPPE SEAL

Movement technical data

Français

Introduction

Patek Philippe allie trois de ses grandes spécialités

dans une nouvelle montre-bracelet automatique

avec répétition minutes, quantième perpétuel à

aiguille de date rétrograde et boîtier Calatrava de

style Ofﬁcier doté d’un fond avec couvercle anti-

poussière à charnière de nouvelle conception.

Cette grande complication est proposée en or

gris, avec un élégant cadran doté d’une excellente

lisibilité.

La répétition minutes

La répétition sonne sur demande les heures, les

quarts, ainsi que les minutes écoulées depuis le der-

nier quart. Le premier marteau sonne les heures en

frappant un coup par heure écoulée sur le timbre

grave. La sonnerie des quarts est ensuite assurée par

deux marteaux qui frappent alternativement sur le

timbre aigu puis sur le timbre grave. Le deuxième

marteau vient ensuite frapper, sur le timbre aigu, le

nombre de minutes écoulées depuis le dernier quart.

12 coups graves, 3 doubles coups, 14 coups aigus: ainsi

se fait entendre le son mélodieux de 12 heures 59

minutes (totalisant le maximum de 32 coups).

Référence 5213

Calibre R 27 PS QR

Montre-bracelet répétition minutes,

quantième perpétuel à aiguille rétrograde,

à remontage automatique.

Ce manuel convient aux modèles suivants

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