Patek PhilippeAnnual Calendar Moonphase

KEY FACTS

• ​Patek Philippe’s annual calendar ref. 5205R-011 presented in 18K rose gold with an eye-catching green dial
• A one-owner example purchased new by the vendor from an authorised dealer in London, UK
• ​Presented with its display box, certificate of origin and booklets
• ​Unused leather PP travel roll, PP tie and PP wallet also included as part of the lot
• ​Covered by the manufacturer’s two-year warranty until 2024
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order 

FUNCTIONS

• Hours, minutes, seconds, annual calendar and moonphase
• Powered by the calibre 324 S QA LU 24H
• Automatic winding with a 45-hour power reserve

SUMMARY

First released in 2013, the ref. 5205 offers an interesting variation on Patek Philippe’s patented annual calendar complication. Apertures are displayed in an arc around the top of the dial to indicate the day of the week, date, and month. In addition, a moonphase and 24-hour indicator are positioned at 6 o’clock. This is all governed by Patek Philippe’s calibre 324 S QA LU 24H movement, which features a 21K gold winding rotor alongside a Patek Philippe Seal, meaning it’s tested to a tolerance of -3 to +2 seconds per day and finished to exacting standards. The movement sits inside a 40mm rose gold case with hollowed-out lugs that give it a distinct and attractive profile. Complementing this aesthetic is a distinctive dark green sunray dial. 

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