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Technical Data:
Maker: Patek Philippe
Model: Perpetual Calendar Chronograph
Reference: 5270G-001
Year: 2013
Condition: 9.5/10
Material: 18K White Gold
Dimensions: 41mm
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Dial: Silver dial
Bezel: 18K White Gold
Caliber: CH 29-535 PS Q
Bracelet/Strap: Comes with Patek Philippe original deployant buckle in 18k white gold and black alligator strap
Box/Papers: Full Set box and paper
Condition:
The watch is in fantastic condition and rarely worn by original owner in near mint 9.5/10 condition with full set box and papers from year 2013. There are no visible major scratches or marks on the watch and is in normal running order.
Our Thoughts:
Whilst we all love the sportier models in Patek Philippe’s lineup, this is what the brand is all about. The 5270G-001 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph is the first perpetual calendar chronograph watch fitted with an all new in-house Patek Philippe movement, replacing the legendary Lemania ebauche that’s been the fundamental for many of the brand’s manual wounded complications. This watch is a testimony of how Patek Philippe have evolved as a brand, and their confidence in producing grand complications of the highest quality in-house.
What is extra special about this particular iteration is the short 3 years production in the form of the 5270G-001 which was replaced by in 2013 with a slightly different “chin” dial. Although the replacement seems like a mere facelift, there are quite a few subtle changes that modernises the design, and we think that there is so much to love about this particular reference that was only produced between 2011-2013. The blackened white-gold indices and hands on this particular watch is something rarely used in modern watchmaking and it really gives that neo-vintage look that we adore.
