For almost ten years, Patek Philippe has been offering women timepieces that are both elegant and striking – high quality chronographs with a classic architecture, featuring a column-wheel and horizontal coupling. Today, the Geneva manufacture unveils a new addition to its collection, the 7150/250R chronograph.
Its once cushion-shaped case has been redesigned and is now round, in 18-carat rose gold, graced with 72 diamonds set into the bezel. The silvered opaline dial subtly evokes a vintage spirit that is understated and timeless. At once contemporary and classic, this timepiece features hours, minutes, 30-minute counters, small seconds and chronograph functions, all powered by the CH 29-535 PS caliber, a hand-wound mechanical movement. In homage to the tradition of classic chronographs, Patek Philippe has endowed its timepiece with a pulsometric scale that can measure the rhythms of an active life or the beating of the wearer's heart.
Movement
Hand-wound mechanical, caliber CH 29-535 PS, 270 components, 33 jewels, 28,800 vph (4 Hz), chronograph with column-wheel, Gyromax® balance, Breguet balance-spring. Power reserve of 65 hours minimum
Functions
Hours, minutes, chronograph, small seconds and pulsometer
Case
5N rose gold (18k), 38 mm, bezel set with 72 pure Top Wesselton diamonds (0.78 ct). Sapphire crystal and case back. Water-resistant up to 30 metres (3 bar/100 ft)
Dial
Silvered opaline, rose gold applied numerals (18k), Breguet-type hour and minute hands in polished rose gold, chronograph hands, counters and small seconds in black nickel-plated white gold
Bracelet/strap
Alligator with large glossy mink grey scales, rose gold pin buckle (18k) set with 27 diamonds (0.21 ct)
