The Geneva manufacture is endowing the Grandmaster Chime Reference 6300, its most complicated wristwatch, with two new Haute Joaillerie versions embellished by the brilliance of baguette-cut diamonds and baguette-cut blue sapphires.

Patek Philippe pays tribute to the mechanical sophistication of this flagship model by bringing out two new Haute Joaillerie versions in white gold. Reference 6300/400G-001 is set with 409 baguette-cut diamonds (31.35 cts) on the case, the two bezels and the fold-over clasp. Reference 6300/401G-001 shimmers with 118 baguette-cut blue sapphires (11.9 cts) on one of the bezels (the time dial) and on the fold-over clasp, and 291 baguette-cut diamonds (20.54 cts) on the second bezel (calendar dial) and the case. Complementing these precious adornments is the highly refined technique of “invisible setting” illuminating the caseband, the flanks of the lugs and the swivel links.

The double-face reversible case is endowed with a patented rotation mechanism allowing it to be worn with either side uppermost. Its two dials feature an elegant ebony-black shade of opaline over solid gold, with a hand-guilloched Clous de Paris hobnail pattern on the side that shows the time of day. It is worn on a shiny-black alligator strap with contrasting stitching in cream (6300/400G-001) or blue (6300/401G-001).

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