Patek Philippe moonphase tourbillon replica, white guilloche dial
This Patek Philippe moonphase tourbillon replica puts three displays on a white guilloche dial. The tourbillon carriage sits in an opening at 6, a window on the right near 2 shows a gold moon on a dark blue disc, and a small sub-dial on the left marked POWER reads the power reserve. Gold-tone Roman numerals and blued hands complete the dial.
Case options
The main photo shows the gold-tone case on a brown leather strap. The case menu also lists steel tone, and in the gallery the steel-tone version is worn on a black strap.
Tier
SuperClone is the only tier: 904L steel, sapphire crystal and -5/+6 seconds a day, with the tourbillon and the moon phase working. The quality tiers page lists what each level includes.
Case details
Both finishes share screw-set lugs, a fluted crown and a display caseback with TOURBILLON engraved on the rim over the open movement (photos 8 and 17). The folding clasp follows the case colour and carries the cross emblem on the gold-tone version.
Related tourbillons
With a black dial, see the black-dial tourbillon with power reserve. For a lighter dial inside a hobnail bezel, there is the white-dial tourbillon with a hobnail bezel, and the aventurine-style dial in the same hobnail case goes darker. Open dials include the white-tone skeleton with a sun and moon disc and the rose-tone open skeleton tourbillon. If you like a gold-tone dress watch without a tourbillon, the 5078 with a cream dial and Breguet numerals is the plain choice, and for a calendar there is the white-tone 5160 with engraving over the whole case. All of them are in our Grand Complications line-up.
Questions about this moonphase tourbillon
Is the case yellow or rose gold-tone?
On the main photo it is a warm gold tone between yellow and rose. It is plating over steel, not solid gold.
Where do I read the power reserve?
In the small sub-dial on the left, marked POWER, with a blued hand over a short arc scale.
Does the steel-tone version look different?
Slightly. On the QC photos it has black Roman numerals instead of gold-tone ones and comes on a black strap with a steel-tone clasp.






































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