Patek Philippe 6301 Manuel utilisateur

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Reference 6301

Caliber GS 36-750 PS IRM

Wristwatch with grande sonnerie,

petite sonnerie and minute repeater.

Platinum.

Patek Philippe reasserts its sovereign mastery of

the music of time and introduces an exceptional

timepiece combining a grande sonnerie – rated as

the grail of chiming functions in this pure form

– with a petite sonnerie and a minute repeater.

The result has been fervently awaited by con-

noisseurs for quite some time. The new 703-part

movement features three classic gongs and was

granted two patents for the strikework mech-

anism an one for the jumping small seconds.

It is housed in an elegant platinum case with a

Grand Feu black enamel dial.

The grande sonnerie and petite sonnerie

When the grande sonnerie mode is activated, the

strikework accompanies the owner throughout

the day by automatically providing audible indi-

cations of the hours and quarter-hours. It sounds

each new hour with the corresponding number

of low-pitched strikes. At each quarter-hour, it

rst sounds the hours on the low-pitched gong,

followed by the number of elapsed quarter-hours.

To reduce the number of strikes sounded during

the day, the watch can be set to the petite son-

nerie mode, in which the hours are struck only

at each new hour, and are not repeated before

every quarter-hour for which only the number of

quarters will be sounded.

Owners who prefer to enjoy the passage of time

in silence need merely to select the silence mode.

The strikework is then deactivated and the hours

go by silently.

The minute repeater

On demand, the minute repeater strikes on three

classic gongs the hours, the quarter-hours, and

then the minutes that have elapsed since the last

quarter-hour. The rst hammer strikes the hours

on the low-pitched gong with one strike for each

hour. Quarter-hours are sounded by three ham-

mers playing a melody on three different pitches,

struck successively on the high-, low- and me-

dium-pitched gongs. For the rst quarter-hour,

a triple-strike sequence is played; for the half-

hour, two triple-strike sequences; and for the

third quarter-hour three triple-strike sequences.

Finally, a 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 pleasing tune is achieved

by 12 low-pitched strikes, 3 triple strikes, and 14

high-pitched strikes (totaling 35 strikes, which is

the maximum number).

Instructions

Please wind the watch and set the time before you

put the watch on. This prevents lateral pressure on

the winding stem. Please use your ngernails to

pull the crown out and turn it gently between two

ngertips. We recommend that you wind your

watch at about the same time every day.

WINDING THE MOVEMENT

Your watch has a manually wound movement. It is

wound with the crown pushed home, in position

1. Turn the crown clockwise until the hand of the

power-reserve indicator at 9 o’clock (MOUVE-

MENT) reaches the topmost position. When fully

wound, the movement has a power reserve of at

least 72 hours.

P G S

1 2

WINDING THE STRIKEWORK MECHANISM

The strikework mechanism is wound by turn-

ing the crown counterclockwise. This requires

that the crown be pushed home, in position 1.

To make full use of the watch’s capabilities it

is advisable to wind the strikework mechanism

until the hand of the power-reserve indicator à

3 o’clock (SONNERIE) is in the topmost position.

When fully wound, the strikework of Reference

6301 in grande sonnerie mode has a power reserve

of 24 hours. Please note that a frequent use of the

minute repeater will decrease the total duration

(24 hours) of the strikework’s power reserve.

Caution : When the strikework does not have enough en-

ergy (indicated by the hand of the strikework power reserve

at 3 o’clock), your watch stops striking (remains silent),

even though it is in grande or petite sonnerie mode. Rewind

the strikework mechanism following the instructions above

so that it can resume operation.

SETTING THE TIME

To set the time, gently pull the crown all the

way out to position 2 and turn it clockwise or

counter-clockwise in order to move the hands

forwards or backwards. Once you have set the

correct time, push the crown home again into

position 1.

We recommend setting the time by moving the

hands in a clockwise direction. If you do none-

theless decide to set the time by turning the hands

counter-clockwise, rst move the minutes hands

back a little further than necessary and then com-

plete the setting clockwise so as to reduce any

gear backlash. It is important to note that setting

the time in one way or the other entails no risk

of damage to the movement.

Caution : The time should never be set while the grande

or petite sonnerie or minute repeater is in operation, nor for

30 seconds thereafter.

SELECTING THE STRIKEWORK MODE:

GRANDE SONNERIE, PETITE SONNERIE, SILENCE

On the side of the case at 6 o’clock, there is a

slide switch that can be used to select the desired

strikework mode:

- If the slide switch is in the intermediate posi-

tion at 6 o’clock (position “G” on the picture),

the grande sonnerie-mode is active.

- If the slide switch is pushed left, towards

9 o’clock (position “P” on the picture, slide

switch hand-engraved with the inscription

“petite”), the petite sonnerie-mode is activated.

- If the slide switch is pushed right, towards

3 o’clock (position “S” on the picture, slide

switch hand-engraved with the inscription

“silence”), the grande and petite sonnerie are dis-

abled and the “silence” mode is activated. It is

important to note that, even in “silence” mode,

the minute repeater can still be activated on

demand.

USING THE MINUTE REPEATER

The minute repeater strikes the time on demand

at any given moment. This is done by pressing

the pusher in the winding crown (indicated by

“MR” on the picture) all the way in and then

releasing it. The watch strikes the hours (on low-

pitched tones), the quarter-hours (simple, double

or triple sequence of three pitches – high, low,

medium – for each quarter-hour) and the minutes

(high-pitched tones). No time-setting should be

done while the minute repeater is in operation,

nor for the 30 seconds after the last strike.

Kindly wait until the repeater has nished striking

before activating it again. Caution: Never actuate

the winding crown while the repeater is in opera-

tion, nor for 30 seconds thereafter.

Actuating the minute repeater while the grande or

petite sonnerie are striking or about to strike will

cancel the grande or petite sonnerie indication

in progress. The minute repeater mechanism will

override the other strikework modes and audibly

indicate the time on demand.

P G S

1 2

Recommandations

WATER RESISTANCE

Although your watch is equipped with a water-

resistant crown, the presence of the minute re-

peater pusher do not ensure the water-resistance

of the watch, or even a total protection of the

case against humidity.

Therefore, exercise care to ensure that liquid does not come

into contact with your watch.

SERVICE

We recommend that you have your watch ser-

viced at least once every three to ve years. For

this purpose, we suggest you take it to an Au-

thorized Patek Philippe Retailer who will send

it to our Geneva manufacture. You can then be

assured that your watch will be inspected and

overhauled by a qualied master watchmaker at

Patek Philippe headquarters in Geneva. The mas-

ter 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 de-

tail 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 pol-

ished as per your instructions and your watch will

be returned to you in mint condition. The en-

tire process will take several weeks, because each

watch must undergo a complete series of tests to

fulll the strict quality criteria of Patek Philippe.

If you have any questions regarding the maintenance of

your watch, contact the nearest Patek Philippe Authorized

Retailer, our International Customer Service department in

Geneva; or else visit www.patek.com.

CHANGING THE CASE-BACK

Your watch comes with a sapphire crystal case-

back and an interchangeable solid metal case-

back. Only qualied master watchmakers at the

Patek Philippe workshops in Geneva are autho-

rized to perform this change.

PATEK PHILIPPE SEAL

The Patek Philippe Seal is a global emblem of

quality that applies to the completed and fully

cased watch, encompassing the movement, the

case, the dial, the hands, the pushers, the strap

and bracelet, the clasp, as well as all other com-

ponents that contribute to the accuracy and

aesthetic appeal of a watch. It takes technical,

functional, and design-related aspects into ac-

count and also covers the visual appearance of

the watch, its rate accuracy and reliability, 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

development, production, and long-term mainte-

nance of an exceptional timepiece.

CALIBER: GS 36-750 PS IRM

DIAMETER: 37 MM

HEIGHT: 7.5 MM

NUMBER OF PARTS: 703

NUMBER OF JEWELS: 95

MOVEMENT POWER RESERVE: 72 HOURS

STRIKEWORK POWER RESERVE: 24 HOURS

BALANCE: GYROMAX®

FREQUENCY: 25,200 SEMI-OSCILLATIONS

PER HOUR (3.5 HZ)

BALANCE SPRING: SPIROMAX®

HALLMARK: PATEK PHILIPPE SEAL

Movement technical data

Français

Référence 6301

Calibre GS 36-750 PS IRM

Montre-bracelet à grande et petite sonnerie

et répétition minutes.

Platine.

Patek Philippe réafrme sa maîtrise souveraine

de la musique du temps en introduisant un

garde-temps exceptionnel mettant à l’honneur

la grande sonnerie, « graal » des fonctions

acoustiques, complétée par une petite sonnerie

et une répétition minutes. Un événement attendu

de longue date par les connaisseurs. Le nouveau

mouvement de 703 composants se distingue par

ses trois timbres classiques, ses deux brevets liés

au mécanisme de sonnerie et sa seconde sautante

brevetée. Il est abrité dans un élégant boîtier en

platine avec cadran en émail Grand Feu noir.

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