Tune into our expert review of the Patek Philippe Sculpture 5091/1JA-010 timepiece to see what this watch looks like up close. Learn more about its functionality, design, and more.

The Design (0:18)
Unofficially known as “The Russian Watch,” this model is one of the most Baroque designs ever to issue from the House of Stern. Back in 1999, this reference was made for one of Patek’s newly-minted Russian retailers and the idea was to recall the decadence of the Romanov Era. So, the Sculpture is fluid, extravagant, and decadent.

The Dial & Bracelet (1:00)
There are 2,700 examples of this reference, making it a rare watch that boasts a distinctive dial and metal combination. This particular model is encased in 38mm of stainless steel surrounding an intricate Argente gold dial on an 18k yellow gold and stainless steel bracelet.

The Bezel & Crown (4:04)
This piece has a domed bezel that flows seamlessly into the junction with the bracelet—actually, the bezel is a fairly complex structure. Looking at the crown, it has a beautiful blue enamel domed style structure with an external pivot component in yellow gold.

The Movement (5:17)
The timepiece is powered by Patek Philippe’s manufacture automatic caliber 315, giving it a 45-hour power reserve and a 5 position adjustment which is the high chronology standard. Lastly, it beats away at 21,600 vibrations per hour.

For complete details, watch the full Patek Philippe 5091/1JA-010 Sculpture review by Tim Mosso.