Patek Philippe 5470 Manuel utilisateur

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Reference 5470

Caliber CH 29-535 PS 1/10

1/10th of a second monopusher chronograph.

Platinum.

Patek Philippe has taken on a new mechanical

challenge with the unveiling of its rst wrist-

chronograph capable of measuring and displaying

1/10th of a second. The Manufacture has developed

a new high-performance manually wound

movement (7 patents pending) incorporating a

high-tech Oscillomax® regulating organ. The two

concentric hands of the monopusher chronograph

display the seconds and 1/10th of a second in a very

precise and highly legible manner. This new Grand

Complication model intended for connoisseurs

and passionate devotees of technical timepieces

is housed in a platinum case with a blue dial and

calfskin strap embossed with a fabric pattern.

Instructions

WINDING CROWN

The winding crown is used to wind the watch

(position 1) and to set the time (position 2).

WINDING

Your watch has a manually wound movement.

When fully wound and with the chronograph

disengaged, it has a power reserve of at least 48

hours. We recommend that you wind your watch

each day at about the same time, preferably in the

morning (about 25 clockwise turns of the crown).

Caution: Please wind the watch before you put it on. In

this way, you can avoid lateral pressure on the winding

stem which, if repeated, may damage the stem tube.

DYNAMOMETRIC WINDING CROWN

Your watch is equipped with a dynamometric

winding crown that eliminates any risk of damage

to or failure of the winding mechanism when the

watch is fully wound. When you turn the crown,

you will notice a series of delicate clicks as soon

as the mainspring is fully wound. These clicks

are normal; they simply indicate that no further

winding is required.

SETTING THE TIME

To set the time, gently pull the crown all the way

out and move the hands in either direction. Once

you have set the correct time, push the crown

home again.

Your watch has a stop-seconds mechanism that

halts the seconds hand as soon as you pull the

crown out to position 2. This allows you to

synchronize your watch with an acoustic time

signal to the exact second. As soon as you push

the crown home (position 1), the seconds hand

will start running again.

Chronograph start, stop and reset pusher

Winding crown

Position 1: winding

Position 2: time-setting and stop-seconds function

Small seconds

Chronograph hand

Instantaneous 30-minute counter

1/10th of a second hand

1/10TH SECOND CHRONOGRAPH

The Patek Philippe 1/10th second chronograph is

a monopusher chronograph that measures and

displays time intervals with one-tenth of a second

accuracy. It has two large sweep hands – the

chronograph hand – and the tenth of a second

hand (red lacquered) – as well as a minutes hand

on a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock and a small

seconds hand at 9 o’clock.

Actuating the pusher at 2 o’clock sequentially

activates the three following commands:

1. Simultaneously start the chronograph and

1/10th of a second chronograph hands.

2. Simultaneously stop the chronograph and

1/10th of a second chronograph hands.

3. Reset the chronograph and 1/10th of a

second chronograph hands.

When performing a timing operation, the central

hand of the chronograph enables you to read

off the number of seconds elapsed in the usual

way. To do this, simply look at the corresponding

number of seconds on the beaded minute-track

(on which each bead corresponds to one second).

The central tenth of a second hand shows the

number of tenths that have elapsed since the last

red subdivision. Each large red segment on the

outer railway scale corresponds to one second,

while the small white segments correspond to

one-tenths of a second. Finally, don’t forget

to read the number of minutes elapsed in the

instantaneous 30-minute counter positioned at

3 o’clock. The tenth of a second hand makes

one full turn of the dial in 12 seconds, which is

ve times faster than a sweep seconds hand. It

is this technical feature that makes it possible

to read tenths of a second easily and accurately.

Note : the difference in the speed of rotation of the two

central hands means that during a timekeeping session,

these two hands are superimposed every 15 seconds.

We advise against running the chronograph permanently;

this could cause premature wear of the mechanism.

Care and Maintenance

WATER RESISTANCE

Your watch is ﬁtted with different types of seals

to protect the movement against the ingress of

dust and moisture and to prevent damage if it

is immersed in water. However, if your watch

receives a blow to the crown or the crystal, its

water resistance may be impaired.

SERVICE

We recommend that you have your watch

serviced every ﬁve years. The best way to do this

is to bring your watch to an Authorized Patek

Philippe Retailer who will be happy to forward

it to our workshops for you. You can then be

assured that your watch will be inspected and

overhauled by a qualiﬁed master watchmaker

at Patek Philippe headquarters in Geneva.

The watchmaker will completely disassemble the

movement and then inspect, clean, and lubricate

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 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 the maintenance of your watch, contact

the Authorized Patek Philippe Retailer nearest

you or our International Customer Service

department in Geneva, or visit www.patek.com.

CHANGING THE CASE BACK

Your watch comes with a sapphire-crystal case

back as well as with an interchangeable solid-

metal back. Only our watchmakers at the Patek

Philippe workshops in Geneva are authorized to

replace this case back.

PATEK PHILIPPE SEAL

The Patek Philippe Seal applies to the entire

watch, including the movement, case, dial,

hands, pushers, strap, and clasp as well as to

all other facets that contribute to the precision

and aesthetic perfection of the timepiece. It

covers the technical, functional, and aesthetic

factors, but also rate accuracy, dependability,

and customer service quality. Additionally, it

reﬂects the maker’s know-how and all other

assets needed for the development, production,

and long-term maintenance of an extraordinary

timekeeping instrument.

CALIBER: CH 29-535 PS 1/10, MANUAL WINDING

DIAMETER: 29.60 MM

HEIGHT: 6.96 MM

NUMBER OF PARTS: 396

NUMBER OF JEWELS: 38

POWER RESERVE: WITH THE CHRONOGRAPH DISENGAGED:

MIN. 48 HOURS

BALANCE: GYROMAX®IN SILINVAR®

FREQUENCY: 36,000 SEMI-OSCILLATIONS PER HOUR (5 HZ)

BALANCE SPRING: SPIROMAX®

ESCAPEMENT: PULSOMAX®WITH LEVER AND ESCAPE WHEEL

IN SILINVAR®

HALLMARK: PATEK PHILIPPE SEAL

Specications of the movement

Français

Référence 5470

Calibre CH 29-535 PS 1/10

Chronographe monopoussoir 1/10ème de seconde.

Platine.

Patek Philippe relève un nouveau dé mécanique

en dévoilant son tout premier chronographe

permettant de mesurer et d’afcher le dixième de

seconde. La manufacture a développé pour cela

un nouveau mouvement hautes performances

à remontage manuel assorti de sept demandes

de brevets, avec organe réglant high-tech

Oscillomax®. Les deux mécanismes et deux aiguilles

concentriques du chronographe monopoussoir

afchent de manière très lisible la seconde et

le dixième de seconde. Cette nouvelle Grande

Complication, produite pour les connaisseurs et

passionnés de montres techniques, est abritée dans

un boîtier en platine avec cadran bleu et bracelet

en cuir de veau avec motif textile embossé.

Mode d’emploi

COURONNE DE REMONTOIR

Le remontage (position 1) et la mise à l’heure

(position 2) s’effectuent à l’aide de la couronne

de remontoir.

REMONTAGE

Votre montre est dotée d’un mouvement à

remontage manuel. Complètement remontée et

sans la fonction chronographe enclenchée, elle

bénéﬁcie d’une réserve de marche de minimum

48 heures. Nous vous recommandons de la

remonter tous les jours plus ou moins à la même

heure, de préférence le matin (environ 25 tours de

couronne, dans le sens des aiguilles d’une montre).

Attention: il est préférable d’effectuer ce remontage

hors du poignet pour éviter les pressions latérales qui, au l

des ans, risqueraient d’endommager le tube de la couronne

de remontoir.

COURONNE DYNAMOMÉTRIQUE

Votre montre est équipée d’une couronne

dynamométrique qui permet d’éviter, en ﬁn de

remontage, tout risque d’endommagement ou de

rupture du système de remontage. Ainsi, lorsque

le remontage de votre montre sera terminé, vous

entendrez une succession de petits « clics ».

Ce bruit est normal et vous indique clairement

à quel moment votre montre est complètement

remontée.

MISE À L’HEURE

L’heure se règle en tirant doucement la couronne

et en déplaçant les aiguilles vers l’avant ou vers

l’arrière. Une fois l’heure ajustée, n’oubliez

pas de repousser la couronne contre le boîtier.

Votre montre comporte un système de « stop

seconde » vous permettant de faire une mise à

l’heure à la seconde près, en vous basant sur un

signal acoustique. Lorsque vous tirez la couronne

(position 2), l’aiguille des secondes s’arrête

instantanément. Elle redémarre immédiatement

lorsque vous repoussez la couronne contre le

boîtier (position 1).

Poussoir départ-arrêt-remise à zéro du chronographe

Couronne de remontoir

Position 1: remontage

Position 2: mise à l’heure et « stop seconde »

Petite seconde

Aiguille de chronographe

Compteur 30 minutes instantané

Aiguille du dixième de seconde

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