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MANUALLYWOUND
MOVEMENTS
CALIBERS 215, 215 PS, 215 PS LU, 30-255 PS
MANUALLY WOUND MOVEMENTS
English ........................ 3
Français ..................... 23
Deutsch ..................... 43
Italiano ....................... 63
Español ...................... 83
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CALIBERS
  PS
 PSLU  PS
MANUALLY WOUND MOVEMENTS
English
CALIBERS
  PS
 PSLU
 PS
MANUALLY WOUND MOVEMENTS
English
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Remaining faithful to the art of fine watch-
making, Patek Philippe considers the quality of
its movements to be of paramount importance.
The brand is part of a small circle of authentic
manufacturers who all develop and produce their
own calibers. A demanding process that com-
bines ancestral savoir-faire with avant-garde design,
manual expertise, and cutting-edge technology.
Patek Philippe manually-wound movements reflect
one of the key principles of watch manufacturing:
integrating maximum complexity into minimum
dimensions to create a case that is exceptionally slim
and timelessly elegant. The epitome of fine horolo-
gical construction, Patek Philippe’s movements are
also distinguished by their refined finishes.
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DISPLAYS
Hour hand
Minute hand
CROWN
1 Manual winding
2 Setting the time
MOVEMENT
Caliber 215
Manual winding
Diameter: 21.90 mm
Height: 2.55 mm
Number of parts: 130
Number of jewels: 18
Power reserve:
min. 44 hours
Balance: Gyroma
• Frequency:
28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Balance spring: Spiroma
Patek Philippe Seal
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DISPLAYS
Hour hand
Minute hand
Subsidiary dial:
Small seconds
CROWN
1 Manual winding
2 Setting the time
MOVEMENT
Caliber 215 PS
Manual winding
Diameter: 21.90 mm
Height: 2.55 mm
Number of parts: 130
Number of jewels: 18
Power reserve:
min. 44 hours
Balance: Gyroma
• Frequency:
28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Balance spring: Spiroma
Patek Philippe Seal
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DISPLAYS
Hour hand
Minute hand
Subsidiary dial:
Small seconds
Aperture:
Moon phases
CROWN
1 Manual winding
2 Setting the time
CORRECTION
PUSHPIECE
Moon-phase correction
MOVEMENT
Caliber 215 PS LU
Manual winding
Diameter: 21.90 mm
Height: 3 mm
Number of parts: 157
Number of jewels: 18
Power reserve:
min. 39 hours – max. 44 hours
Balance: Gyroma
• Frequency:
28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Balance spring: Spiroma
Patek Philippe Seal
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DISPLAYS
Hour hand
Minute hand
Subsidiary dial:
Small seconds
CROWN
1 Manual winding
2 Setting the time with stop-seconds
MOVEMENT
Caliber 30-255 PS
Manual winding
Diameter: 31 mm
Height: 2.55 mm
Number of parts: 164
Number of jewels: 27
Power reserve:
min. 65 hours
Balance: Gyroma
• Frequency:
28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Balance spring: Spiroma
Patek Philippe Seal
INSTRUCTIONS
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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.
WINDINGCROWN
The winding crown is used to manually wind the
watch (position 1) and to set the time (position 2).
WINDING
Your watch incorporates a manually wound move-
ment. Fully wound, it will continue to run for at
least:
- 39 hours if your watch is equipped with the caliber
215 PS LU
- 44 hours if your watch is equipped with calibers
215 and 215 PS
- 65 hours if your watch is equipped with the caliber
30-255 PS
We recommend that you wind your watch at about
the same time every day, preferably in the morning.
Turn the crown clockwise gently and steadily, and
stop when you feel resistance. Excessively forceful
winding could damage the movement.
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MOONPHASECORRECTION
Each time the correction push piece at 8 o’clock
is actuated, the moon-phase disk will advance
by one day. To begin the correction procedure,
advance the moon-phase disk until a full moon is
displayed in the middle of the aperture. Consult
an almanac or visit www.patek.com and count
the number of days that have elapsed since the
last full moon (relative to the current date). To set
the correct moon phase, press the correction push
piece as many times as the number of days that have
elapsed since the last full moon.
Please wind the watch and set the time before
y
ou put the watch on. This prevents lateral
pressure on the winding stem. Please use
your fingernails to pull the crown out and
turn it gently between two fingertips.
Never pull out the crown in a humid envi-
ronment or underwater: the water resist-
ance of your watch is assured only when
the crown is pushed home.
The correction push piece should be actu-
ated exclusively with the correction stylus
that was delivered with the watch. The use
of any other tool could damage your time-
piece.
If your watch has stopped running, rewind
it fully before performing any corrections or
adjustments.
Do not perform any moon-phase correction
between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. or between 4 a.m.
and 8 a.m.
CAUTION
MAINTENANCE
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QUALITYCONTROL
The movements and completely assembled watches
are subject to a series of technical tests and visual
inspections to verify their rate accuracy, winding
speed, power reserve, reliability, water resistance,
and overall appearance. Once assembled, your man-
ually wound watch will run for several weeks before
leaving the workshops; it fully complies with the
stringent criteria of the Patek Philippe Seal.
ACCURACY
The rate accuracy of Patek Philippe watches is ver-
ified in several phases of manufacturing, both with
uncased and fully cased movements. The final test
is performed with a wrist motion simulator and
the results must conform to the following Patek
Philippe precision benchmarks:
The rate accuracy of calibers with a diameter of 20 mm
or larger must range within -3 and +2 seconds per
24 hours.
The precision of a watch is determined by how accu-
rately it keeps the time. A watch that is fast or slow
is considered precise if the amount by which it is
fast or slow remains constant. Such a deviation can
be easily corrected. Consequently, the final test of
accuracy takes place on your wrist. Your tempera-
ment or the nature of your physical activities can
cause slight irregularities. Fluctuations in position,
temperature, or air pressure, the presence of mag-
netic fields (as produced by most electronic devices,
metal detectors, household appliances, etc.) as well
as vibrations and other factors may also affect its
accuracy. If you notice that your watch exhibits
CERTIFICATEOFORIGIN
Your watch is delivered with a certificate of origin
that indicates the movement and case numbers. The
certificate is valid only if it is dated, signed by an
Authorized Patek Philippe Retailer, and completed
with your name. It guarantees the authenticity of
your watch and validates your warranty privileges
for a period of two years after the date of sale. The
unique movement and case numbers of each watch
are transcribed into the workshop journals. With
this information, you may have yourself entered
in the Patek Philippe Register of Owners and will
obtain the International Patek Philippe Magazine free
of charge.
PATEKPHILIPPESEAL
As an all-encompassing hallmark of quality,
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 accu-
racy, dependability, and customer service quality.
Additionally, it reflects the maker’s know-how and
all other assets needed for the development, produc-
tion, and long-term maintenance of an extraordinary
timekeeping instrument.
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The watchmaker will completely disassemble the
movement and then inspect, clean, and lubricate
all of 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 or need the address of your closest
Authorized Patek Philippe Service Center, contact our
International Customer Service Department in Geneva,
or visit www.patek.com.
such irregularities, please do not hesitate to take
it to an Authorized Patek Philippe Retailer or an
Authorized Service Center where no effort will be
spared to assure that it is adjusted to meet your
expectations.
WATERRESISTANCE
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. Nonetheless, we recommend
that you prevent direct contact with water if your
watch has a leather strap.
It is advisable to have a water-resistance test car-
ried out every year on your watch. This is a simple
procedure that takes only a few minutes at a prop-
erly equipped point of sale.
SERVICE
We recommend that you have your watch serviced
every three to five years. With this in mind, we
suggest that you take or send your watch to an
Authorized Patek Philippe Retailer or an Author-
ized Service Center. This gives you the assurance
that your watch will be entrusted to the hands of
a qualified Patek Philippe watchmaker in Geneva
or at an Authorized Service Center.
Français
CALIBRES
  PS
 PSLU
 PS
MOUVEMENTS MANUELS
Français
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Fidèle à lesprit du grand art horloger, Patek
Philippe a toujours accordé une importance majeure
à lexcellence de ses mouvements. La Maison
s’inscrit dans le cercle restreint des authentiques
manufactures à même de développer et fabriquer
leurs propres calibres. Une démarche exigeante où
s’allient savoir-faire ancestral et recherche davant-
garde, compétences manuelles et technologies de
pointe. Les mouvements Patek Philippe à remon-
tage manuel reftent lun des grands principes de
la manufacture : loger un maximum de complexi
dans un minimum despace et de diatre afin de
donner au boîtier une minceur optimale, gage
délégance intemporelle. Fleurons de construction
horlogère, ils se distinguent aussi par le raffinement
de leurs finitions.
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INDICATIONS
Aiguille des heures
Aiguille des minutes
COURONNE
1 Remontage manuel
2 Mise à lheure
MOUVEMENT
Calibre 215
Remontage manuel
Diamètre : 21,90 mm
Épaisseur : 2,55 mm
Nombre de composants : 130
Nombre de rubis : 18
Réserve de marche :
min. 44 heures
Balancier : Gyroma
Fréquence :
28 800 alternances/heure (4 Hz)
Spiral : Spiroma
Poinçon Patek Philippe
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INDICATIONS
Aiguille des heures
Aiguille des minutes
Cadran auxiliaire :
Petite seconde
COURONNE
1 Remontage manuel
2 Mise à lheure
MOUVEMENT
Calibre 215 PS
Remontage manuel
Diamètre : 21,90 mm
Épaisseur : 2,55 mm
Nombre de composants : 130
Nombre de rubis : 18
Réserve de marche :
min. 44 heures
Balancier : Gyroma
Fréquence :
28 800 alternances/heure (4 Hz)
Spiral : Spiroma
Poinçon Patek Philippe
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INDICATIONS
Aiguille des heures
Aiguille des minutes
Cadran auxiliaire :
Petite seconde
Guichet :
Phases de lune
COURONNE
1 Remontage manuel
2 Mise à lheure
BOUTON
CORRECTEUR
Correction des phases de lune
MOUVEMENT
Calibre 215 PS LU
Remontage manuel
Diamètre : 21,90 mm
Épaisseur : 3 mm
Nombre de composants : 157
Nombre de rubis : 18
Réserve de marche :
min. 39 heures – max. 44 heures
Balancier : Gyroma
Fréquence :
28 800 alternances/heure (4 Hz)
Spiral : Spiroma
Poinçon Patek Philippe
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INDICATIONS
Aiguille des heures
Aiguilles des minutes
Cadran auxiliaire :
Petite seconde
COURONNE
1 Remontage manuel
2 Mise à lheure et stop seconde
MOUVEMENT
Calibre 30-255 PS
Remontage manuel
Diamètre : 31 mm
Épaisseur : 2,55 mm
Nombre de composants : 164
Nombre de rubis : 27
Réserve de marche :
min. 65 heures
Balancier : Gyroma
Fréquence :
28 800 alternances/heure (4 Hz)
Spiral : Spiroma
Poinçon Patek Philippe
MODE D’EMPLOI
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MISEÀL’HEURE
Lheure se règle en tirant doucement la couronne
et en déplaçant les aiguilles vers l’avant ou vers
larrière. Une fois lheure ajustée, n’oubliez pas de
repousser la couronne contre le boîtier.
COURONNE
DEREMONTOIR
Le remontage manuel (position 1) et la mise à lheure
(position 2) s’effectuent à laide de la couronne de
remontoir.
REMONTAGE
Votre montre est dotée dun mouvement à remon-
tage manuel. Complètement remontée, elle bénéficie
dune réserve de marche de minimum :
- 39 heures pour les montres équipées du calibre
215 PS LU
- 44 heures pour les montres équipées des calibres
215 et 215 PS
- 65 heures pour les montres équipées du calibre
30-255 PS
Nous vous recommandons de remonter votre montre
chaque jour à la même heure, de préférence le matin.
Tournez doucement la couronne, dans le sens des
aiguilles dune montre, et arrêtez dès que vous sen-
tez une résistance ; un remontage trop énergique
peut endommager le mouvement.
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CORRECTION
DESPHASESDELUNE
À chaque pression sur le bouton correcteur situé à
8 heures, le disque de la lune progresse dun jour
vers une nouvelle phase. Commencez par faire avan-
cer le disque lunaire jusqu’à ce que la lune apparaisse
au centre du guichet sous sa forme pleine. Consultez
ensuite un almanach ou le site www.patek.com pour
terminer le nombre de jours écoulés depuis la der-
nière pleine lune (y compris le jour du réglage). Pour
positionner la lune sur sa phase exacte, pressez sur
le bouton correcteur autant de fois qu’il y a de jours
écoulés depuis la dernière pleine lune.
Il est préférable deffectuer le remontage
et la mise à lheure hors du poignet afin
d’éviter les pressions latérales sur le tube
de la couronne. Nous vous recommandons
de n’utiliser que deux doigts et de faire levier
avec longle pour tirer la couronne.
Ne tirez jamais la couronne dans un environ-
nement humide ou dans leau. Létanchéité
de votre montre nest garantie qu’avec la
couronne pouse contre le boîtier.
Pour actionner le bouton correcteur, uti-
lisez exclusivement le crayon de fonction
fourni avec la montre. Tout autre outil risque
dendommager votre garde-temps.
Si votre montre s’est arrêtée, il est impéra-
tif deffectuer un remontage complet avant
toute correction ou manipulation.
Aucun réglage des phases de lune ne doit
être
effectué entre 16 h et 20 h et entre 4 h et
8 h du matin.
IMPORTANT
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Patek Philippe 6119 Guida utente

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