Chronograph Ref. 7150/250r-001

Chronograph Ref. 7150/250r-001In 2009, Patek Phillipe introduced its first in house integrated chronograph Caliber CH 29 535 PS in a ladies' watch, the Ref. 7071. The movement later appeared in a mens watch the following year, again in 2012 as the base for a split seconds chronograph with a perpetual calendar, and once more in 2015 as split seconds without the perpetual calendar. But the movement will forever be remembered as the ladies chronograph. That first model is now

ergonomically correct proportions

constantly changing under light and enhanced by the Grain d’Orge guilloche pattern

The bag is finished with antique-finish hardware and the distinctive Boy push-lock clasp

The GMT-Master was first launched in 1954 to aid Pan Am pilots in long-haul flight navigation

The colors created for the Oyster Perpetual range start life as a lacquer

Rolex announced the Deepsea Sea-Dweller 116660 as the successor of the Sea-Dweller

Introduced in the late 1980s and produced until 2009

A favorite among celebrities and tastemakers

white paper sleeve

whose vibrant color shifts beautifully in changing light

stop seconds for exact time setting

A variation of that seal is used to certify the high-quality standards for timekeeping movements set forth by the inspection office