Patek Philippe World Time 5130G White Gold 39mm

The Patek Philippe Ref. 5130G comes dressed in rich 18K white gold with a case diameter of approximately 39.5 mm — the perfect balance between presence and refinement. The silver-guilloché dial is a refined canvas for its raison d’être: world time. Around the periphery sits the roster of 24 global cities, while the inner 24-hour ring (divided day/night) and central hour & minute hands deliver local time at a glance — all activated by the subtle pusher at 10 o’clock to advance time-zones. With an exhibition case-back showing the finely finished automatic calibre 240 HU (with micro-rotor), this is both tool and trophy: subtle but full of horological depth.

In short: this isn’t a loud “look-at-me” luxury watch — this is the kind of piece that quietly says you know your stuff. The white gold case means it works with anything from dark navy suits to smart casual, and the world-timer mechanism gives utility for the global citizen or collector who appreciates inner workings as much as outer swagger. If you want wristwear that blends technical sophistication with timeless elegance, the Ref. 5130G is a premium choice.

Reference: 5130G

Bracelet: Black Leather Patek Strap with Patek Deployant

Case: 39mm x 9.7mm thickness - White Gold

Lug Width: 20mm

Movement: 240 HU- Automatic

Functions: HMS, World Time

Box and Papers: No box or papers

Crystal: Sapphire

Bracelet size: 7.5”

Case has minimal wear with only micros. Strap has light normal wear. Dial, hands, and crystal have no wear. Watch runs within spec.

Patek Philippe was founded in 1839 by Antoine Norbert de Patek and François Czapek in Geneva, Switzerland, and later solidified its identity when Jean Adrien Philippe—an inventor of the keyless winding system—joined the firm. From the beginning, the brand focused on crafting highly refined, technically advanced timepieces, quickly becoming a favorite among royalty and global elites. Over the decades, Patek Philippe pioneered a number of horological milestones, including the first Swiss wristwatch (1868), the perpetual calendar mechanism for pocket watches (1889), and groundbreaking innovations in minute repeaters, split-seconds chronographs, and world timers. Today, the company remains family-owned under the Stern family, preserving a legacy of independence and excellence rarely found in modern luxury watchmaking.

Patek Philippe’s collections are synonymous with refinement, complexity, and timeless appeal. The Calatrava is the epitome of understated dress watch elegance, while the Nautilus and Aquanaut bring sport-luxury flair to the brand’s portfolio. The Grand Complications series showcases some of the most intricate mechanical achievements in watchmaking, including perpetual calendars, minute repeaters, and celestial displays. Known for meticulous finishing, in-house movement production, and generational craftsmanship, Patek Philippe holds a unique status among collectors—not just as a watchmaker, but as a symbol of legacy, prestige, and enduring value in haute horlogerie.