Patek PhilippePerpetual Calendar Chronograph

KEY FACTS

• Considered a ‘hero’ reference from Patek Philippe, the Perpetual Calendar reference 5270 released in 2011, and is the heir to luxury Swiss watchmaker’s perpetual calendar chronograph
• With a 41mm case crafted entirely from platinum, the 5270P debuted at Baselworld 2018 and is one of Patek Philippe’s most sought-after references
• Its metallic salmon dial is finished with a perpetual calendar, day/night indicator, leap year indicator, and a moonphase display
• In addition to its various complications, the dial is a source of visual intrigue thanks to Patek Philippe’s combination of Arabic numeral hour markers from 10 to 2 with small indices for the remaining hours 
• This 2019 watch is paired with a brown alligator leather strap, whose fold-over clasp adopts the form of the Patek Philippe Calatrava cross
• ​The watch is powered by the calibre CH 29-535 PS Q, a manual-wound movement with a 65-hour power reserve
• This complex and technically-impressive calibre is considered one the world’s finest mechanical movements and is on display through the sapphire caseback 
• Offered by a private collector in the United Kingdom
• ​A one-owner example purchased from a Patek Philippe authorised dealer
• ​Presented with its lacquered wood display box, outer packaging and protective fabric sleeve, booklets, certificate of origin, leather folder and swing tag
• A date adjustment tool and spare platinum caseback are also included with the set
• Graded ‘AA’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order

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