About this caliber
Audemars Piguet caliber 5133 is one of the worlds thinnest self-winding movements with perpetual calendar.
To reach this remarkable thinness, the movement's perpetual calendar functions, normally on three different levels, have been re-arranged and merged into one single layer of no more than 0.35mm in thickness. Audemars Piguet developed two patented innovations: the end-of-the-month cam has been integrated to the date wheel, while the month cam has been combined to the month wheel. This movement consists of 256 parts.
Technical details
- Movement
- AUTOMATIC
- Display
- Analog
- Jewels
- 37
- Power reserve
- 40 hours
- Frequency
- 19,800 vph (2.8 Hz)
- Hands
- Hands: Day / Night Indication, Hours, Minutes
- Diameter
- 32 mm
- Height
- -
- Parts
- -