The Patek Philippe caliber PP 240 is micro-rotor automatic movement found in some Calatrava and Golden Ellipse watch models. The micro or mini-rotor is made from solid 22K gold. You may also see this caliber written as PP240, but technically Patek Philippe simply refers to it as “240”. It is Swiss made with 27 jewels and a beat rate of 21,600 bph. This caliber has a diameter of 27.5mm and a thickness of only 2.53mm thin. When fully wound, the PP240 offers a power reserve of at least 48 hours. This movement is equipped with a Gyromax balance wheel and a Spiromax balance spring.
Other calibres based on the 240 include:
- 240 HU – 24 time zones
- 240 LU CL C – Celestial sky chart and Milky Way indicator with date
- 240 PS IRM C LU – Pointer date, moonphase, power reserve indicator
- 240 Q – Perpetual calendar with day, date, month, leap year, 24 hour indicator, moonphase
- 240 SQU – Skeletonized, hand-engraved
Note: This caliber listing is still being updated, but feel free to start discussions on it in the comments below…
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The Indian watch company HMT is making something they call the Nuovo with this movement.
Hi, What movement could be used as a replacement for this discontinued model? Regards David
Movement also used in Rotary Chronograph GB03633/04
The L687.5 has 27 Jewels not "25". Source (go ahead and delete my comment again.…
I have recently purchased a Longines with a 687.5 movement. "27 Jewels" is engraved into…