Villeret Quantième Perpétuel 8 Jours, Caliber 5939A

Specifications

About this reference

Complications: Secured movement: A secured movement is a watchmaking innovation designed to protect delicate mechanisms and ensure lasting precision. By preventing accidental damage when setting the watch, it enhances reliability over time. At Blancpain, secured movements are a hallmark of our craftsmanship.; Moon Phases: A moon phase complication tracks the 29.5-day lunar cycle with a rotating disc beneath the dial, driven by a 59-tooth wheel. It blends function with poetry. Blancpain is renowned for refining this feature, combining precision, tradition, and elegance in every moonlit display.; Small Seconds: A small seconds complication refers to a watch design where the seconds are displayed on a smaller subdial, typically positioned away from the center of the main dial. This feature adds a touch of elegance and precision to the watch, distinguishing it from those with a central seconds hand.; Perpetual Calendar: A perpetual calendar is a highly sophisticated watch complication designed to automatically adjust for the varying lengths of months and leap years, ensuring the correct date is displayed perpetually. This means the watch can accurately show the date without manual correction for decades, even accounting for leap years.. Dial: Dial Color: Cambered grand feu white enamel. Case: Case Material: Red gold; Water Resistance: Water-resistant to 3 bar; Case diameter: 42.00mm; Case Thickness: 13.50mm; Sapphire Back: Yes; Width Between Horns: 23.00mm. Strap: Strap Type: Alligator leather; Strap Material: Leather. Caliber 5939A: Frequency: 4Hz; Movement: Automatic; Thickness: 7.25mm; Jewels: 42; Secure movement: Yes; Power reserve: 192 hours; Silicon balance spring: Yes; Components: 379.