Patek Philippe Grand Complications Chronograph & Perpetual Calendar Ref. 5270P-017
A chronograph featuring an exceptional mechanism and a red lacquered dial
Patek Philippe revisits its celebrated 5270 perpetual calendar chronograph in platinum, now presented with a bold red lacquered dial. First introduced in 2011 and rooted in the legacy of the 1941 Ref. 1518, this 41mm timepiece balances refined elegance with high complication, featuring a concave bezel, stepped lugs, and a discreet diamond set between the lugs. The dial offers a clear perpetual calendar display with day and month apertures, date and moon phases, as well as day/night and leap year indicators, complemented by a tachymeter scale. Powered by the manually wound CH 29-535 PS Q calibre, this sophisticated movement combines traditional architecture with six patented innovations and an ultra-thin calendar mechanism, with its 456 components visible through a sapphire case back.
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Patek Philippe Grand Complications Chronograph & Perpetual Calendar Ref. 5270P-017
A chronograph featuring an exceptional mechanism and a red lacquered dial
Patek Philippe revisits its celebrated 5270 perpetual calendar chronograph in platinum, now presented with a bold red lacquered dial. First introduced in 2011 and rooted in the legacy of the 1941 Ref. 1518, this 41mm timepiece balances refined elegance with high complication, featuring a concave bezel, stepped lugs, and a discreet diamond set between the lugs. The dial offers a clear perpetual calendar display with day and month apertures, date and moon phases, as well as day/night and leap year indicators, complemented by a tachymeter scale. Powered by the manually wound CH 29-535 PS Q calibre, this sophisticated movement combines traditional architecture with six patented innovations and an ultra-thin calendar mechanism, with its 456 components visible through a sapphire case back.
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A chronograph featuring an exceptional mechanism and a red lacquered dial
Patek Philippe revisits its celebrated 5270 perpetual calendar chronograph in platinum, now presented with a bold red lacquered dial. First introduced in 2011 and rooted in the legacy of the 1941 Ref. 1518, this 41mm timepiece balances refined elegance with high complication, featuring a concave bezel, stepped lugs, and a discreet diamond set between the lugs. The dial offers a clear perpetual calendar display with day and month apertures, date and moon phases, as well as day/night and leap year indicators, complemented by a tachymeter scale. Powered by the manually wound CH 29-535 PS Q calibre, this sophisticated movement combines traditional architecture with six patented innovations and an ultra-thin calendar mechanism, with its 456 components visible through a sapphire case back.
