Patek PhilippePerpetual Calendar

KEY FACTS

• This Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar is offered by a private collector
• A Grand Complication Patek Philippe finished in white gold with a royal blue dial
• Presented with its display box, outside box and sleeve, travel watch winder set, Certificate of Origin, leather folder, booklets, and date adjustment tool
• Also included is a solid white gold case back which is interchangeable with the sapphire case back currently on the watch 
• The vendor confirms the watch to be in good working order

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• Patek Philippe makes a very limited number of Grand Complication watches in any given year due to the lengthy time required to create them
• They represent the pinnacle of Patek Philippe ownership, and the release of this reference in 2016 was greeted with plenty of enthusiasm amongst collectors 
• A revised dial layout and slightly larger 39mm case offers a contemporary edge to this classically-styled dress watch
• Despite being a highly complicated watch, the royal blue dial appears deceptively simple, with the perpetual calendar and moonphase neatly laid out in subdials at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock 
• A blue lacquer, feuille hands, a dimple-style minutes track and applied Breguet numerals round out this handsome dial 
• The ultra-thin self-winding calibre 240 Q that beats within this reference 5327 is one of the benchmark movements in the world of Haute Horlogerie
• It is elaborately decorated with perlage, Côtes de Genève and bevelling; a gold micro-rotor ensures the view of the movement is not obstructed
• This example is paired with a factory Patek Philippe alligator strap with a white gold deployant clasp 

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