Patek Philippe skeleton tourbillon steel-tone replica, black or white ring
This Patek Philippe skeleton tourbillon steel-tone replica is a skeleton watch with very little dial left. The movement shows through: silver-tone bridges, wheels and a gold-tone tourbillon carriage at 6, framed by a chapter ring with dot markers and small stone-set hour markers. Blued hands read the time over the open work, and the case is white-tone on a black leather strap.
Black or white background
The dial menu offers two options, black or white, which change the colour behind the open movement. The studio picture shows the white version; the QC photos show both, black on photos 2 to 4, 6, 18 and 19 and white on the other dial shots.
Case and tier
SuperClone is the only tier listed, with a white-tone steel case, a sapphire crystal and timekeeping within -5/+6 seconds a day. Our tier guide has the details.
Caseback and clasp
A display caseback shows the skeletonised movement through a sapphire window inside an engraved rim. The steel-tone folding clasp carries the cross emblem and still wears its protective film on photos 7 and 17. On SuperClone the tourbillon carriage at 6 turns as the watch runs.
Other skeleton models
The same open design in rose gold-tone is the rose-tone skeleton with a black or white ring. With Roman numerals, a sun and moon disc and a power reserve, see the white-tone skeleton with a coin-edge bezel or the rose gold-tone version of that design. Closed-dial tourbillons in the range include the white-dial tourbillon with a hobnail bezel and the white guilloche tourbillon with a moon window. For a calendar in a white-tone case, look at the scroll-engraved 5160 perpetual calendar. More in our Grand Complications family.
Questions about the steel-tone skeleton tourbillon
Is the case white gold or platinum?
Neither. It is steel with a white finish that matches the colour of white gold.
How do I read the time over the open movement?
Follow the blued hands out to the chapter ring at the edge; its dot markers count the minutes, so the time stays readable over the busy movement.
Is this the Patek 5104P?
No. The page address mentions 5104P-001, but the Patek 5104P is a minute repeater. This watch is a skeleton tourbillon, and we describe it by what the photos show.






































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