Patek Philippe: UNUSAL ELECTRONIC MASTER CLOCK SYSTEM
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7.500 €
Details and description
| Condition : | Very good |
| Year : | 1975 |
| Warranty : | 12 months |
steel case, size 42x23cm, plexy glass, black dial, electronic movement in working order, with its original instruction manual. Circa 1975
In the 1970s, Patek Philippe perfected its MasterClock electronic timekeeping system and they were considered the most advanced and accurate systems available on the market. The main timing system consisted of a highly accurate master watch with numerous 'slave' watches. They were designed to be protected from water, steam, smoke and salt spray. An almost unlimited number of 'slave' clocks can be connected to the main clock, making it ideal for a multitude of locations, including hospitals, shops, laboratories and power stations.
Accompanied by documentation on Patek Philippe electronic tower systems and a detailed instruction manual on the configuration and use of this system this MasterClock could have been part of a tower that could be modulated as required, kept in excellent working order by connecting to the traditional electrical outlet.
In the 1970s, Patek Philippe perfected its MasterClock electronic timekeeping system and they were considered the most advanced and accurate systems available on the market. The main timing system consisted of a highly accurate master watch with numerous 'slave' watches. They were designed to be protected from water, steam, smoke and salt spray. An almost unlimited number of 'slave' clocks can be connected to the main clock, making it ideal for a multitude of locations, including hospitals, shops, laboratories and power stations.
Accompanied by documentation on Patek Philippe electronic tower systems and a detailed instruction manual on the configuration and use of this system this MasterClock could have been part of a tower that could be modulated as required, kept in excellent working order by connecting to the traditional electrical outlet.
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