The PPF Factory has introduced a groundbreaking masterpiece with the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711, featuring the all-new Caliber 26-330SC movement. This innovative development marks a significant technological leap forward for PPF, as it represents an upgraded version of the renowned Caliber 324.

In this latest 330SC movement, PPF has integrated all components into a single module, with upgrades to the balance wheel, gears, and hairspring. The craftsmanship of the movement reaches new heights with laser-engraved fonts and plates intricately finished with Geneva stripes and fish scale patterns, enhancing the aesthetic appeal and elegance of the watch.

A notable change in the 330 movement is the reshaped automatic rotor, which now features a smoother semi-circular design. Additionally, the central axis locking mechanism of the rotor has been upgraded with a ruby bearing, providing greater security compared to the previous screw-based system.

The 330SC movement also introduces a critical technical detail with the addition of a functional transmission wheel, transitioning from the decorative silver wheel to an authentic gold wheel. This perfect four-stage acceleration system ensures a stable torque through the spring barrel, third wheel, fourth wheel, and escape wheel, significantly improving power transmission efficiency and maintaining a steady amplitude to prevent the second hand from ‘jittering’.

Perhaps the most important enhancement of the 330 movement is the stop-seconds mechanism. This traditional watch feature halts the balance wheel when the crown is pulled out, and a slight pulse is generated when the crown is pushed back, assisting in reactivating the escapement module.

The PPF Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 with the new Cal. 26-330SC movement is a testament to precise engineering and timeless design, setting new standards in the world of luxury watchmaking.