Important Watches

Important Watches

View full screen - View 1 of Lot 88. Reference 5951P-001, A rare platinum perpetual calendar split seconds chronograph wristwatch with moon phases, day/night and leap year indication, Circa 2014 百達翡麗 5951P-001 型號罕有鉑金萬年曆追針計時腕錶備月相、晝夜及閏年顯示,約2014年製.

Property of a Distinguished Private Collector

Patek Philippe

Reference 5951P-001, A rare platinum perpetual calendar split seconds chronograph wristwatch with moon phases, day/night and leap year indication, Circa 2014 百達翡麗 5951P-001 型號罕有鉑金萬年曆追針計時腕錶備月相、晝夜及閏年顯示,約2014年製

Auction Closed

December 9, 06:15 PM GMT

Estimate

250,000 - 350,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

Reference 5951P-001

A rare platinum perpetual calendar split seconds chronograph wristwatch with moon phases, day/night and leap year indication, Circa 2014


Dial: black

Caliber: cal. 27-525 PS Q mechanical, 27 jewels

Movement number: 5'251'176

Case: platinum, snap on sapphire display back, diamond set between the lugs

Case number: 4'554'012

Closure: platinum Patek Philippe buckle

Size: 37 mm width 

Signed: case, dial and movement

Box: yes

Papers: yes

Accessories: Patek Philippe presentation box with key and outer packaging, leather presentation folder, Certificate of Origin, bi-fold, instructional documents 

Patek Philippe launched the Reference 5951 at the Basel Fair in 2010 with an exclusive first year offering with red accents to the dial and baton indexes.


The movement is designed based on caliber CHR 27-525 PS, the thinnest column-wheel-controlled split seconds chronograph movement at the time, and boasts the addition of a perpetual calendar module that adds a mere 2.05 mm in height, adding up to an overall height of just 7.3 mm, making it the thinnest rattrapante chronograph with perpetual calendar ever crafted by Patek Philippe. The new caliber CHR 27-525 PS Q is exclusively hand-crafted, one-by-one, due to its extreme complexity. 


The design of the dial is both sporty and contemporary, which was completely new for Patek Philippe watches. The cushion-form case is reminiscent of the manufacture's first split-seconds chronograph with art-deco design which dates back to the 1920s.