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Good evening everyone.
Currently, Commit has many attractive "Grand Complication" models in stock, but this time we would like to introduce the new 2024 model, which is the first to arrive in our store! Please stay with us until the end.
"Ref.5236P-010"
"Inline Perpetual Calendar" PT
The "Inline Perpetual Calendar" "Ref. 5236P-010" is a watch with a different dial than the "Ref. 5236P-001" released in 2021.
The rose gold opaline dial with baton-shaped applied indexes and anthracite white gold facets is finished in platinum (PT) case, giving the watch an elegant feel. The "PATEK PHILIPPE GENEVE" logo, minute scale, and small second counter are all painted in black, making it highly legible.
The most distinctive feature of this model is the calendar displayed in a row beneath the brand logo at the 12 o'clock position.
At first glance, it may seem like the calendar is simply lined up in a row, but it is actually made up of two date display discs (one showing the tens digits, the other the ones digits), and a total of four rotating discs for the day of the week and the month, all of which are arranged on the same plane, creating a new mechanism. By the way, three new patents have been obtained for this mechanism, and it is said that there are 118 additional parts compared to conventional perpetual calendar displays.
Patek Philippe's insatiable desire to constantly strive for innovation is what makes it so great.
If you are familiar with this, you may have a certain model in mind.
That's right. It looks similar to the "Ref. 5235G-001," Patek Philippe's first regulator annual calendar watch, which was a hot topic when it was announced. We happened to have it in stock at our store, so we put it next to each other.
The case design is reminiscent of Patek Philippe's masterpiece perpetual calendar, Ref. 3448.
The movement visible through the skeleton back is the "Cal.31-260 PS QL", newly developed for this model.
Based on the "Cal.Cal.31-260 REG QA", it has obtained three technical patents, and compared to conventional "perpetual calendar" movements, it has 118 more parts, totaling 503, yet the thickness is only 5.8mm. Just looking at the movement, you can feel the high level of technology.
The warranty date is December 2024. There are some minor scratches that appear to have been caused during storage, but it is an unused item that has never been worn. The adjustment pins and the replaceable closed back case back are unopened, and like the watch, all accessories are complete and untouched, in very good condition.
The selling price is 15,950,000 yen (tax included)
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As of January 2025, the suggested retail price in Japan (tax included) is 22,390,000 yen, making this a great bargain!
Also, as usual, there is a high possibility that Patek Philippe will see a price revision in February, and as this is a new model for 2024, we would especially recommend it to anyone looking for one!
summary
We have introduced the Perpetual Calendar, which is packed with Patek Philippe's technological expertise. What do you think?
It has an elegant and stately appearance and is an attractive piece that can be used by people of all ages and genders, so if you're interested, please come and see us in store.
We will continue to introduce as many attractive and highly recommended models as possible, so please look forward to our next issue!
See you next time!
