Replica Grand Complications Watches

Our patek philippe grand complications replica collection features 17 pieces modelled on the pinnacle of mechanical watchmaking — perpetual calendar, Celestial sky chart, minute repeater and tourbillon, the complications Patek gathers in its Grand Complications line. On the genuine side these are Patek Philippe’s most complex creations, with movements containing up to 1,366 components in the Grandmaster Chime; our clones reproduce the look with much simpler clone movements. Most of our cases measure 40mm to 44mm, in platinum-look, white gold, rose gold and yellow gold tones over steel. Browse by reference below, or see the full Replica Patek Philippe collection.

Patek Grand Complications Replica References

6002G — Sky Moon Tourbillon in white gold. Double-faced case with twelve complications: tourbillon, minute repeater with cathedral gongs, retrograde perpetual calendar and moon phases on the front, sky chart, sidereal time and the Moon’s motion on the reverse. It is the original behind every patek philippe sky moon tourbillon replica, combining astronomical display with acoustic complication — and it is not in our current stock. For a sky chart on the wrist, see the Celestial 6102 and 6104; for a tourbillon, the 42mm tourbillon pieces below.

Minute Repeater 5078

The genuine 5078 is a 38mm self-winding minute repeater in 18K gold or platinum with a white, cream or black enamel dial; ours is a 40mm case with yellow gold plating. On the genuine, two classic gongs strike hours, quarters and minutes, and the Cal. R 27 PS uses a governor to control the striking tempo. Our clone reproduces the look of the case and dial — treat the chime as a genuine-only feature unless the product page states otherwise. The purest expression of the repeater complication — no additional functions compete for dial space.

5208P — Triple complication in platinum: minute repeater, perpetual calendar and mono-pusher chronograph in one movement. Caliber R CH 27 PS QI with 701 components. One of the most complex wristwatches ever produced — three independent complication mechanisms interacting within a single 32mm-diameter movement, in a 42mm case. Not in our current stock.
5316/50P — Grand Complications in platinum with perpetual calendar, minute repeater and tourbillon. Combines calendar and moon tracking with acoustic indication and gravity compensation in a 40.2mm round case; the 2023 5316/50P has a blue sapphire-crystal dial, the earlier 5316P a black enamel one. Not in our current stock — the patek philippe tourbillon replica pieces we carry are the 42mm tourbillon and skeleton tourbillon models below.
5175R — Grandmaster Chime in rose gold. 20 complications including five acoustic functions, two dials, perpetual calendar and alarm. At 47.4mm and 1,366 components, it is the most complex wristwatch Patek Philippe has ever created, made in just seven pieces for the brand’s 175th anniversary in 2014. A patek philippe grandmaster chime replica is not in our current stock — we keep the reference here for its history; for a grand-complication look on the wrist, see the Celestial and tourbillon pieces below.

Celestial 6102 and 6104

Three 44mm Celestial pieces: the 6102P in a platinum look and the 6102R and 6104R in a rose gold tone. On the genuine, three superimposed sapphire discs move a map of the northern night sky over Geneva, with moon phases, the Moon’s orbit, the meridian passage of Sirius and the Moon and a central date hand, all driven by the ultra-thin self-winding Cal. 240 LU CL C (38-48 hours). Our patek philippe celestial replica runs a clone movement that reproduces this sky-chart dial; the astronomical precision belongs to the genuine calibre. The genuine 6102P is platinum with a single diamond at 6 o’clock and the 6104R adds 38 baguette diamonds on the bezel — any stones on our clones are not real diamonds.

Perpetual Calendar 5320 and 5159

Five pieces make up our perpetual calendar replica range here: the 40mm 5320G with a cream or salmon dial and the 5159 in white, yellow and rose gold tones. The genuine 5320G (2017) is a vintage-style white gold perpetual calendar with day and month in twin windows at 12, the date hand around the moon phase at 6 and small day/night and leap-year apertures — cream lacquer on the 5320G-001, salmon on the 2022 5320G-011. The genuine 5159 (2007 to about 2020) is a 38mm retrograde-date perpetual calendar in an Officer’s-style case with a hinged dust cover, silvered guilloché center and Roman numerals. Our clones run simplified clone movements behind these dials, so ask for a function video if full perpetual calendar operation matters to you.

Skeleton Tourbillons

Four skeletonized tourbillon pieces in white gold and rose gold tones — two listed at 42mm, two under the reference 5104P. The genuine 5104P (2006-2014) is a different watch: a 43mm platinum minute repeater with perpetual calendar and a transparent sapphire dial. Treat these as clone designs inspired by Patek’s open-dial grand complications rather than copies of one catalogue reference; the open dial shows the clone movement and its tourbillon cage.

Tourbillon Moonphase and 42mm Tourbillons

Four more tourbillon pieces complete the line: the 42mm Grand Complications tourbillon with a white dial or a dark night-sky dial, and the Tourbillon Moonphase with a black or white dial. Like the skeleton models, they are clone designs in the spirit of Patek’s tourbillon grand complications — Patek’s own tourbillons, such as the 5316/50P and the Sky Moon 6002, pair the cage with a minute repeater and perpetual calendar. A tourbillon carries the escapement in a rotating cage to average out positional errors; ask for a video of the exact piece to see the cage turn.

Grand Complications Super Clone Build: Tourbillons and Perpetual Calendars

Every patek philippe grand complications replica in this collection runs a clone movement that reproduces the dial of the genuine complication; the calibres named here are the genuine ones, for comparison. The genuine perpetual calendars use self-winding Patek calibres — Cal. 324 S Q in the 5320G at launch (26-330 S Q today) and Cal. 324 S QR with retrograde date in the 5159 — tracking day, date, month, leap year and moon phase with no correction needed until the year 2100. The genuine Celestial runs the ultra-thin Cal. 240 LU CL C. Genuine minute repeaters strike hours, quarters and minutes in distinct tonal sequences on gongs — classic gongs in the 5078, cathedral gongs in the 6002 — activated by a slide on the case band. Tourbillon variants rotate the escapement in a cage to counter gravitational position error. The perpetual calendar chronograph (5270, CH 29-535 PS Q with 456 components) is not part of our stock. Cases are finished with polished round bezels and exhibition or solid casebacks; hand-engraved case bands belong to genuine pieces such as the 6002. Our dials are lacquered, sunburst, skeletonized or guilloché-pattern — cloisonné and grand feu enamel are genuine-only. Genuine materials are exclusively precious metals — platinum, 18K rose gold and 18K white gold; ours are steel with platinum-look, white gold, rose gold and yellow gold tones.

Celestial, Perpetual or Tourbillon: Choosing a Patek Clone

Start with the complication that matters most. For calendar function, choose the 5320 or 5159 perpetual calendar — on the genuine, the mechanism tracks everything automatically for decades, ideal for the collector who values mechanical intelligence. For the night sky, the Celestial 6102 and 6104 put a star chart and the Moon on the dial. For acoustic heritage, the minute repeater 5078 brings the look of the most traditional complication in watchmaking (on the genuine, two classic gongs strike the time on demand). For a visible regulator, the tourbillon and skeleton tourbillon pieces show the rotating cage. The 5208P and 5175R combine multiple major complications for maximum mechanical density, but neither is in our current stock. If you want practical complications without the extreme complexity — annual calendar, Travel Time or standard chronograph — explore the Complications collection. For sport watches from Patek, see the Nautilus.

See the grand complications in our Patek ranking for how these pieces compare with the rest of the brand. A good starting point is the Celestial 6102P with its sky chart dial.

Patek Philippe Grand Complications Replica FAQ

What qualifies as a Grand Complication?

A Grand Complication requires at least two major horological complications within a single movement. Major complications include: perpetual calendar (automatic tracking of day, date, month, leap year, moon phase), minute repeater (acoustic time indication through gongs), tourbillon (rotating escapement cage for gravity compensation) and split-seconds chronograph. The combination of these functions in one caliber requires hundreds of additional components and years of development. Patek’s own Grand Complications line is broader: it also covers single-complication watches such as the perpetual calendar 5320G and the Celestial, and has long included minute repeaters such as the 5078.

How does a minute repeater work?

A minute repeater is an acoustic complication activated by sliding a lever on the case band. The mechanism strikes gongs inside the case to indicate the time audibly. Hours are struck with a low-pitched tone, quarter hours with a double-tone sequence (low-high) and individual minutes with a high-pitched tone. For example, 3:47 would produce three low tones (hours), three double tones (quarters = 45 minutes) and two high tones (additional minutes). The genuine 5078 uses classic gongs that circle the movement once; cathedral gongs, used in the 5178G and the Sky Moon 6002, are longer and wrap around the movement about twice for a richer, more sustained sound. On our clones the striking is a genuine-only feature unless the product page states otherwise.

What is a perpetual calendar and how accurate is it?

A perpetual calendar automatically tracks the day, date, month, leap year cycle and moon phase. It correctly accounts for months with 28, 29, 30 and 31 days — including February in leap years. Patek’s perpetual calendar mechanism is programmed for the Gregorian calendar cycle and needs no manual correction until the year 2100, a century year that drops the leap day (only century years divisible by 400, such as 2000, keep it). On genuine Patek calibres the moon phase display is accurate to within one day every 122 years; clone calendar and moon trains are simpler, so ask for a function video of the exact piece.

What is the Grandmaster Chime 5175?

The 5175R Grandmaster Chime is the most complicated wristwatch Patek Philippe has ever produced. It contains 1,366 components and 20 complications, including five acoustic functions (grande sonnerie, petite sonnerie, minute repeater, alarm and date repeater), perpetual calendar and two independent dials. The case measures 47.4mm and is reversible — it can be worn with either dial facing up. It was originally created in 2014 to celebrate Patek’s 175th anniversary.

What is the difference between Grand Complications and Complications?

Complications include functions like annual calendar, standard chronograph, world time and moon phase — sophisticated but with a more practical, daily-wear orientation. Grand Complications combine two or more major mechanical achievements: perpetual calendar, minute repeater, tourbillon or split-seconds chronograph. The distinction is one of mechanical complexity and horological ambition. Grand Complications movements contain 400 to 1,366 components; Complications movements typically range from 250 to 460 components.

From Grand Complications to Everyday Patek Lines

Explore more from our Patek Philippe lineup: Complications for annual calendar, Travel Time and chronograph functions, Nautilus for Patek’s sport collection with integrated bracelet. Browse the full Patek Philippe replica catalog for all 275 models.