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Patek Philippe Complications

Patek Philippe introduced the Reference 5070 in 1998 after nearly 30 years of hiatus from the production of any chronograph wristwatches by the firm. In fact, the last chronograph model produced prior to the 5070 was the iconic Reference 1463, production of which ceased in the late 1960s. Includes Patek Philippe box and papers.

Patek Philippe Complications (Reference 5070J-001). A yellow gold manual wind wristwatch with chronograph.

Reference 5396, introduced in 2006, showcases an annual calendar variation of the elegant reference 5296. Drawing inspiration from Patek Philippe's rich heritage, the case design of this reference pays homage to the graceful and unadorned lines of the mid-century Calatrava models. The dial, on the other hand, takes cues from another vintage model, reference 3448. It faithfully replicates the arrangement of windows and moonphase display, albeit with a slight modification in the subsidiary dial. While the reference 3448 employed this dial for the date indication, in the case of reference 5396, it serves as a 24-hour display, while the date finds its dedicated window at 6 o'clock. Includes Patek Philippe box and papers.

Patek Philippe Complications (Reference 5396G-014). A white gold automatic wristwatch with day, date, month, moonphase, AM/PM indicator and annual calendar.

The ref 5035 may be one of the sleeper watches to buy of our era, and it's just starting to attract the attention it deserves. As the groundbreaking first Annual Calendar wristwatch, released in 1996, this watch was central to Patek Philippe’s strategy of introducing "small complications" in the late 1990s, opening the brand up to a new generation of collectors. The ref. 5035 was made in yellow, white, rose gold and platinum and can be generally divided into two series. The first series such as this example, and second series that started circa 2000 and wrapped up when the reference was discontinued in 2005. The first series is easily distinguishable by the seconds hand that has a flat end rather than pointed, as we see in the second series. Also the logo font on the dial is slightly smaller with the first series. This example has a well-preserved case and a dial that is nicely showing its age as the varnish darkens on portions.&nbsp;Includes Patek Philippe box.

Patek Philippe Complications (Reference 5035P-026). A platinum automatic wristwatch with day, date, month and annual calendar.

Introduced in 2006, the reference 5396 represents an evolution of the original reference 5035, which made its debut in 1996 as the first annual calendar watch to incorporate a patented complication from the brand. This innovation allowed for self-adjustment of the date for all months except February, requiring correction only once a year on the 1st of March. Includes Patek Philippe box.

Patek Philippe Complications (Reference 5396G). A white gold automatic wristwatch with day, date, month, moonphase and annual calendar.

The reference 5035 introduced an ingenious mechanism of the patented&nbsp;annual calendar, which became one of Patek Philippe's most sought-after complications. It only needs to be updated once a year at the end of February.&nbsp;The annual calendar&nbsp;was updated in 2005 with the release of the reference 5146, keeping its functionality in mind. The self-winding movement that drives this exquisitely timeless complication enables the optimization of the numerous functions that are presented on the sophisticated cream-colored dial. Includes Patek Philippe box and papers.

Patek Philippe Complications (Reference 5146/1J-010). A yellow gold automatic wristwatch with day, date, month, moonphase, power reserve indicator and annual calendar. 2009

The Patek Philippe reference 5035 was produced between 1996 and 2005 and available in yellow gold, pink gold, white gold and platinum. It was in fact the world's first wristwatch to feature an annual calendar. The reference 5035 was produced alongside the 5036, displaying an additional moonphase indicator. Includes presentation in a non-Patek Philippe box.

Patek Philippe Complications (Reference 5035G). A white gold automatic wristwatch date, day, month and annual calendar.

This 5015 is an elegant and sophisticated timepiece made by Patek Philippe. With an officer-style hunting case constructed out of&nbsp;white gold, the watch is not a typical dress watch. The dial also features several complications in an unusual asymmetrical layout including power reserve indicator at 10 o’clock, moonphase at 7 o’clock and small seconds at 4 o’clock. The dial itself is also constructed out of porcelain, giving it an unparalleled sheen and purity. Visible through the case back is the micro-rotor caliber 240/152. Paired with the other eccentricities, the watch is certainly a compelling purchase for any collector looking to add an atypical Patek Philippe late-century dress watch to their collection. Includes presentation in a non-Patek Philippe pouch.

Patek Philippe Complications (Reference 5015G-001). A white gold automatic wristwatch with moonphase and power reserve.

Based on reference 5035 Annual Calendar, the reference 5036/1 was released in 1999 as an upgrade to its predecessor by adding two additional complications: moonphases and a power reserve indication. With the addition of these two functions,&nbsp;the watch now had a completely different dial aesthetic compared to that of the 5035. Another difference between the two Annual Calendars was that the 5036/1 was sold on a bracelet rather than a strap. Includes presentation in a non-Patek Philippe box.

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar (Reference 5036/1G). A white gold automatic wristwatch with date, day, month, moonphase and power reserve.

This 5015 is an elegant and sophisticated timepiece made by Patek Philippe. With an officer-style hunting case constructed out of&nbsp;white gold, the watch is not a typical dress watch. The dial also features several complications in an unusual asymmetrical layout including power reserve indicator at 10 o’clock, moonphase at 7 o’clock and small seconds at 4 o’clock. The dial itself is also constructed out of porcelain, giving it an unparalleled sheen and purity. Visible through the case back is the micro-rotor caliber 240/152. Paired with the other eccentricities, the watch is certainly a compelling purchase for any collector looking to add an atypical Patek Philippe late-century dress watch to their collection. Includes Patek Philippe pouch.

Patek Philippe Complications (Reference 5015). A white gold automatic wristwatch with moonphase and power reserve.

Reference 5110 was launched in 2000, heavily inspired by the famous Reference 1415, Patek Philippe's first world time watch launched in the 1930s. The reference 5110 was replaced in 2006 by the reference 5130 and was available in all four case materials: yellow gold, white gold, rose gold and platinum. Includes non Patek Philippe box.

Patek Philippe World Time (Reference 5110P-001). A platinum automatic wristwatch with complications.

One of the most coveted and appreciated relationships in the horological community lies between Patek Philippe and Tiffany &amp; Co.&nbsp;The prestigious retailer began retailing Patek Philippe wristwatches in 1851, and to date is the firm's longest retailer and partner. To commemorate this milestone,&nbsp;Patek Philippe created reference 5150, also known as the T150.&nbsp;The annual calendar wristwatch with moon phases was produced in a limited series of 150 pieces in white, yellow and pink gold. Includes box and papers.

Patek Philippe Tiffany Annual Calendar (Reference 5150J). A yellow gold automatic wristwatch with day, date, month, and moonphase. 2001.

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Tiffany Limited Edition (Reference 5150G). A white gold automatic wristwatch with day, date, month, and moonphase.

Launched in 2010, the reference 5205 encased in white gold innovates with its dynamic architecture and annual calendar display. Along the upper arc of the dial, three apertures display the day, date and month, with the automatic caliber 324/206 providing an instantaneous digital date display. Its bezel is concave with the lugs delicately pierced and this watch features a silver and slate grey dial.&nbsp; Includes Patek Philippe travel pouch.

Patek Philippe Complications Annual Calendar (Reference 5205G-010). A white gold automatic wristwatch with day, date, month, and moonphase.

Reference 5396, introduced in 2006, showcases an annual calendar variation of the elegant reference 5296. Drawing inspiration from Patek Philippe's rich heritage, the case design of this reference pays homage to the graceful and unadorned lines of the midcentury Calatrava models. The dial, on the other hand, takes cues from another vintage model, reference 3448. It faithfully replicates the arrangement of windows and moon phase display, albeit with a slight modification in the subsidiary dial. While the reference 3448 employed this dial for the date indication, in the case of reference 5396, it serves as a 24-hour display, while the date finds its dedicated window at 6 o'clock. Includes Patek Philippe pouch.

Patek Philippe Complications Annual Calendar (Reference 5396G-011). A white gold automatic wristwatch with day, date, month, and moonphase.

Reference 4936 was launched in 2005 as Patek Philippe's first annual calendar wristwatch created specially for ladies. This example in white gold is adorned with 156 brilliant-cut diamonds along the bezel and roughly 1 carat weight worth of diamonds in the crown. Includes box and papers.

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar (Reference 4936G-001). A white gold mother pearl diamond set automatic wristwatch with date, day, month, and moonphase. 2013

Patek Philippe presents the Complications skeleton watch in a new rose-gold version. The famous ultra-thin self-winding caliber&nbsp;240&nbsp;SQU movement, which celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2017, is completely skeletonized, decorated and engraved by hand; the engraving alone accounts for about 130 hours of work. For the first time, the winding rotor is decorated with the engraved logo of the Patek Philippe seal. It pays tribute to the rare handcrafts that are painstakingly upheld by the manufacturer.

Complications Reference 5180/1R-001, a rose gold automatic wristwatch with skeleton movement with hand-engraved decoration, circa 2023

Patek Philippe was established in 1839, named after two of its founders, Antoni Patek and Adrien Philippe. Since 1932, the company has been owned by the Stern family in Switzerland and remains the last family-owned independent watch manufacturer in Geneva. The year 1851 led to a renaming and expansion of the brand. Not only did Patek Philippe showcase their pocket watches at the Great Exhibition in London, but Queen Victoria acquired a pendant watch with diamond roses on blue enamel.

Complications Reference 5147G-001, a white gold automatic wristwatch with date, day, month, moonphase and annual calendar, circa 2022

Featuring one of the most beautiful complications ever made by Patek Philippe in a&nbsp;renovation made specifically for ladies, the new world timer reference 7130 allows one to travel in impeccable style. With a classic chocolate-like chapter and 24-hour time zones of the globe, it is the only watch one would need for all occasions when visiting abroad. Accompanied by a presentation box, certificate of origin, instruction manual and leather book.

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