Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Baguette 5271P-001

This 2020 unworn and highly collectible Grande Complication Perpetual Calendar Patek Philippe timepiece features a 41 mm platinum case, bezel and lugs set with 58 baguette diamonds (~3.63 ct), a black lacquered dial with gold applied hour markers and 1 baguette diamond at 12 o'clock, caliber CH 29-535 PS Q manually wound movement with central chronograph hand and instantaneous 30-minute counter, perpetual calendar, day, month, leap year and day/night display in apertures, date by hand, seconds subdial, tachymeter scale, moon phases, approximately 65 hours of power reserve, shiny black alligator strap with square scales, fold-over buckle set with 22 baguette diamonds (~0.97 ct). Water resistant to 30 m. This timepiece is full set and comes with the original box and papers.

The chronograph perpetual calendar must be the watch that perfectly defines Patek Philippe heritage– a combination that was first introduced by the brand with the reference 1518 and which is now represented by the 5270. This watch debuted in rather neutral, slightly conservative editions but has been updated recently with far bolder styles, such as the green lacquered edition of 2022. In addition, Patek also proposes a gem-set version in platinum, known as the 5271P.