PATEK PHILIPPE WORLD TIME 5130J SERVICE PATEK 2026 NO BOX EXTRACT FROM ARCHIVE
Patek Philippe World Time 5130J-001
Launched in 2006 as the successor to the 5110, the 5130J is widely regarded as Patek Philippe's first serial-production world-time wristwatch and remains one of the most celebrated references in the collection — now discontinued (this yellow gold/silver dial configuration was retired in 2016).
Highlights:
- 39.5mm 18k yellow gold case, 10mm thick, fixed yellow gold bezel
- Silver guilloché dial with sunburst-textured center, applied yellow gold hour markers
- Iconic ring-shaped hour hand — a design inspired by Patek's historical World Time watches of the 1930s–40s
- 24-hour indicator ring in brown (night) and silver (day), with a static outer ring of 24 world cities
- World time function adjusted via the pusher at 10 o'clock
- Automatic Caliber 240 HU with micro-rotor — 239 parts, 33 jewels, 21,600 vph, 48-hour power reserve
- Sapphire display caseback
- Yellow gold deployant clasp, worn on strap
- 30m water resistance
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