Hey, welcome back to Jaztime. Jaztime.com is an online store that buys, sells and trades authentic luxury watches. We make these videos so you can easily choose the best watch for yourself in the comfort of your own home. We offer our lowest prices anywhere online. And if you'd like to know the price, simply click on the links in the description below. We greatly appreciate if you purchase your next watch from us at JazTime.com. Today, we'll be taking a look at this Patek Phillipe Calatrava. This one, the reference number 4, 9, 7, 8 slash 4, 0, 0, G. This one, a Calatrava, what they call the Diamond Ribbon Joeilerie. I'm pretty sure I did not pronounce it correctly there, but it basically translates to diamond ribbon jewelry. And certainly that's basically what you were getting from here. Diamond with the sort of ribbon look, with the sort of, what they say is the, the gymnast twirling ribbons and spiraling circles of graduated diamonds. Sort of not so much adorning, but entirely encasing this entire dial. You can see all the way out to the sides. The entire visible area of this entire case is just covered in diamonds. And of course it's entire diameter only within about 36, just under 37 millimeters, entirely in diamonds, in the dial as well. I'll be going over the case, the dial, the crown functions, the movement as well as this nice alligator strap. And I'll be giving you my thoughts on these throughout this video. So, starting off with this case. I measured 36.5 millimeters from the finger to thumb. That's the distance from two to eight, also 10 to four. This case isn't, it's perfectly round, you know, minus the lugs of course, even on the front of these lugs, as well. Okay, so they're 36.5 millimeters in diameter. It's a thickness of 8.23 millimeters. So, incredibly thin. Certainly worthy of that Calatrava line. And as you can see on the front, it's not entirely glare-proofed sapphire, but it is a sapphire crystal, so, you know, no risk of scratching that dial at all that much. On the back, also a matching sapphire crystal and allowing you to see through this entire movement. Now it does have this tiny offset rotor to allow it to wind automatically. And that allows you to basically see this entire movement in its entirety. It's absolutely beautiful. And yeah, just looking at it with my own eyes, it's. It, the monitoring on my camera shows that it does not do it justice. You need to see this with your own eyes. It's absolutely beautiful. They work a piece of art in terms of the technology and a piece of art, literally on the wrist. Again, all white gold construction. This is entirely just covered in diamonds, all of this coming out to about four carats of diamonds. Incredible. And looking at the overall setting here, you have, again, the sort of twirl of the white gold. This ridge that goes all the way down from around the two o'clock hour mark, spiraling inward clockwise, and ending around the seven o'clock hour mark near the center. All of this, these numerals, Arabic numerals sort of seriffed in their font look are all white gold, but blued. So, everything here, if it's not a perfect white gold as with the case or the dial, the numbering, the hands, no small seconds hands by the way. But the numbering in the hands do come out to a blue-ish tone, sort of a mid tone blue, almost a shade, actually. Very, very nicely finished. They're absolutely sparkling in every single way. And you can, you can tell that as I move it through this light box. You have, I have a band of lights going, you know, horizontally here. You can see my hand moving across it. If you look at how the lights play off of the diamonds, you can actually tell that they're placed incredibly regularly. Impossible to place them perfectly by hand, but certainly, you know, Patek Phillipe doing Patek Phillipe things. They do place them by hand and the way that they place them, so regularly, that it comes out to be looking like an absolute party on the wrist. There's just so much going on here, even with the way that the light sparkles off of the flat tops of all of these hand-set diamonds. Very, very well done. And I'm sure it would be very easy to spot fake in, you know, on a dial like this. Okay, enough of the dial, enough of the case. How does all of this work? Well, if you take a look, there is no seconds hand. There's just a minute and hour hand. So, if you have the crown at the base position, which is also adorned in diamonds, all going all the way around, if you can see that on the camera there. Okay, if you at the base position, you can just wind the watch 'bout 20 to 30 full-winds is all you need to get to the full-power reserve. Rather simple there. Pull the crown out to the only other position. Now there's no stop seconds, but there's no need for that because there's no seconds hands. So, you can just simply place the minute hand wherever you wanna put it, really. And press the crown back in. All right, and there you go. You're good to go. All of this is made possible by the in-house made caliber 240, as I showed earlier through this exhibition case back. You can see the whole thing there. It's, it has a diameter of 24, 27.5 millimeters and thickness of 2.53 millimeters. 161 parts, 27 jewels, six bridges total with a power reserve of, well, a minimum of 48 hours. It can go a little bit higher than that. It does have that 22 carat gold off-center mini-winding rotor. So, you can basically, you know, just keep wearing this on your wrist. And that will keep winding the watch, at least the mainspring barrel without obstructing your view of the rest of the pieces in here. They made this exhibition case back nice and big, so you can see the entire, the entirety of the movement as much as possible. And all of this has a Gyromax balance with a Spiromax balance spring. That means that you can take a few bumps here and there. You can get relatively close to magnets. It's amagnetic with the silicone. It's basically silicone, balance spring. So, it will be keeping track of time no matter what. And, you know, even though this is not a full on sports-watch, it does have that durability in terms of the movement. And certainly from Patek Phillipe, you wouldn't expect anything less. Has a vibration per hour rating of 21,600. So, three Hertz, or it beats at six times. Well, if there was a seconds hand, it would be going six times per second. But you do have enough accuracy with this watch to be wearing this nearly every day, should you so desire, all right? And so taking a look out here while I'm zoomed out. We, you do have an alligator leather strap matching blue. So, you do have a very nice sort of overall Unitarian or sort of unity to this color scheme here. You have the white of the diamonds mixing with the white of the gold. With the blue of the hands, blue of the Arabic numerals and blue of the strap, sort of just echoing outward from the case here. You have your sizing-holes, so you can size it perfectly on the fly. Underneath, you do have the nice, very soft calfskin-leather on the inside. So, you can wear this for quite a while, and it'll be very, very soft and supple on the wrist. And also taking a look at the Patek Phillipe diamond color, diamond covered buckle here. They, there's no surface left untouched by Patek Phillipe here. You know, at least where it's, you know, where it's practical. So, you know, they wouldn't put diamonds on the sides here. That's, it's too likely a friction-point, but on the outside you just gotta cover it very nicely and very beautiful. And again, as you can see how they play in the light, you can tell that they're set incredibly regularly and very, very nicely and neatly. All hand-set by the way. All right, so, on the wrist here. My wrist is seven inches in circumference, and this has never been placed onto a wrist from as far as I can tell. So, I'm the first one to actually try it on for you at least. So, you can have an idea of what it looks like at home. If your wrist is seven inches or larger, I probably would recommend a larger watch. They certainly have those in the Calatrava line. This one actually does fit my wrist quite well. And you know, if you do have a slightly larger wrist up to seven and a half inches, I can certainly recommend this. This is more of a ladies watch and certainly all for the looks. Not so much for the functionality, but you do have it in the movement, as I showed earlier. Looking at it down the wrist, it fits my wrist very nicely. The lugs very nicely, sort of have like these feet on the, they sort of look like feet on this very, very nicely, just covered-in-diamonds-case. So, it does hug the wrist very nicely. You have that added sense of security there. And you're all, you're wearing this entirely for the looks. The blue, well, who doesn't love blue? And you certainly get that on the dial and on the strap. It feels very nice on the wrist, the calfskin-leather. Just feels like a soft cloud, just going all the way around. And with this case, even though it's all white gold with diamonds, it's incredibly light. So, you can wear this pretty much all day, and you probably won't even notice it. You know, it's not a heavily noticeable watch in terms of the weight, but when it, when you look at it, everyone's gonna see it. It's something that you wear to a special function. You're not gonna be wearing this, you know, every day, unless you really want to. I'm not gonna stop you, but you know, you certainly have that options should you so desire. All right. And with white gold, it is much softer than stainless steel, but you know, you do have these diamonds, which are literally the hardest material that you can have on any sort of time-piece, really. And when it looks this good, you're probably gonna wanna wear it every day. It just looks amazing. Better, better to the eyes, because there's just so many colors that I can see here with the light refracting and splitting through all the different angles of these diamonds. And certainly, I don't know if it's coming across in the video, but it's absolutely beautiful. There's more than just white here. It's every color, all right? So, that's all I need. That's all I have to say about this watch. What do you think about this watch? Let us know down in the comments below, what you think of the Patek Phillipe Calatrava 4, 9, 7, 8 slash 400. This one the G is dash 0, 0, 1. Very, very nicely just presented. Something that I never thought I would ever see in my entire life. But here we have it in my hands, right here, on YouTube. If you wanna see this watch, more images, you can go to our website at JazTime.com. If you wanna purchase this watch, we certainly have it for sale. Currently, actually selling below retail. If I find the retail price up here, close to $80,000, US. Well, we're selling it for much less than that. At least as of the making of this video. So, if you think you fancy one of these yourselves for a very much, just attractive and very beautiful piece of jewelry, really. You can get one through our website at JazTime.com below retail price, currently. Get one before it starts shooting up above retail, Take care and we'll see you in the next video. Be sure to leave a like, comment and subscribe. Hit the bell notification so that you'll be notified when we go live with another video like this one. We'll see you in the next one.