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The case is only 5.9mm thick, the thinnest in current Patek production; a case that feels noticeably thicker on the wrist is the single fastest tell of a non-genuine or heavily serviced example.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| case | Overall case thickness | Case measures 5.9mm from crystal to caseback, the thinnest currently-produced Patek case | Case measuring visibly thicker than 5.9mm, or an uneven case profile front to back |
| dial | Sunburst finish and applied hour markers | Even sunburst radiating from the dial center with crisply applied white gold baton markers sitting flush against the dial plate | Printed rather than applied markers, or a sunburst finish that looks flat or inconsistent across the dial |
| movement | Cal. 240 through the display back |
| 152-part automatic movement with a 22K gold micro-rotor, Gyromax balance, and full Geneva stripe and perlage finishing, 2.53mm movement height |
| A movement noticeably taller than 2.53mm, a full-size rotor standing in for the micro-rotor, or missing finishing detail |
