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Good evening everyone.
This time, we will focus on the "salmon dial" models that are particularly popular among [Patek Philippe] and introduce them to you! There are also rare models that you can only see at overseas auctions, so please read to the end!
"Ref.5372P-010"
"Perpetual Calendar Single Push Button Split Second Chronograph" PT
About 20 years after the birth of the Ref. 5004, a perpetual calendar chronograph equipped with a split-seconds function, the Ref. 5372P-010, a perpetual calendar single push button split-seconds chronograph, was announced at Baselworld in 2017.
This model, which allows the chronograph to be started/reset using a single push button at the 2 o'clock position, was released alongside the Ref. 5372P-001 with a blue sunburst dial, and was produced until 2021.
It features a perpetual calendar, which could be described as an extremely complicated mechanism, as well as a single push button split-second chronograph function, and is known as a rare model that is rarely seen on the market.
The "Cal. CHR 27-525 PS Q", which can be viewed through the sapphire glass skeleton back, is housed in a 38.3mm case and is said to be the thinnest movement equipped with a "perpetual calendar split second" that Patek Philippe has ever produced. It is a beautiful model that is modern yet exudes a somewhat classical atmosphere.
Although the protective sticker has been removed, this is an unused item that has never been worn, and all accessories are still untouched and in very good condition. We believe that it will be extremely rare to get a model like this in stock in the future, so if you have been looking for this item, please consider purchasing it.
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"Ref.5270P-001"
"Perpetual Calendar Chronograph" PT
The "Ref. 5270P-001" was released in 2018 as the fifth generation of the "Perpetual Calendar Chronograph" model, featuring the long-awaited PT (platinum) case for the series.
With the release of the "Ref. 5270P-014", which features a vivid "lacquered green dial", production of this watch will end in 2022, but many people still consider this to be the coolest of all the previous "Ref. 5270" models.
Compared to the previous "Ref.5270" series, the bar-shaped indexes from 10 o'clock to 2 o'clock have been changed to Arabic numerals, giving it a more classical impression. In addition, the hands, indexes, subdials, and tachymeter scale are all black, providing high visibility and a nice vintage feel.
In addition, with the change to the fully in-house manufactured movement, "Cal. CH 29-535 PS Q," the calendar display window below the 12 o'clock position on the dial has become larger, and a leap year display window has been placed at the 5 o'clock position and a day/night display window at the 8 o'clock position, resulting in a dial design that is easier to understand.
The warranty date is December 2021. The closed case back, adjustment pins, serial number tag, and other accessories are all included and in good condition. In addition, the exterior has been finished at our affiliated repair workshop, so it is a beautiful item with no noticeable scratches or scuffs.
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"Ref.5101P-010"
"10 Days Tourbillon" PT
The "10 Days Tourbillon" "Ref. 5101P-010" was released in 2003 as a derivative model of the "10 Days" "Ref. 5100" which was released in 2000, the start of the millennium.
This watch features a tourbillon that cannot be seen from the dial side and a long power reserve of 10 days. Although its appearance is quite simple, it features a stepped rectangular case that is said to be an homage to the Art Deco design of the Ref. 514 manufactured in the 1930s.
The case diameter is 29.6mm x 51.7mm, making it an impressive piece, but it is comfortable to wear and embodies the delicacy that is unique to Patek Philippe.
There is a 10-day power indicator at the 12 o'clock position, and a small second hand with the inscription "TOURBILLON" at the 6 o'clock position, indicating that the watch is equipped with a tourbillon.
That being said, the combination of the heavy-looking platinum case, oxidized black hands, and rose dial with applied Breguet numeral indexes is truly beautiful.
The sapphire glass skeleton back allows you to see the tourbillon-equipped "Cal.TO 28-20 REC 10J PS IRM".
By the way, the "Cal. 28-20/220" on which this movement is based was released in the "10 Days" "Ref. 5100". At the time, the power reserve of a hand-wound watch was typically around 48 hours, so I remember that this watch became a hot topic because it had a power reserve of 10 days.
Although it does not come with a warranty, it is in excellent condition with an unopened vinyl "single shield". If you are looking for one, we recommend you take this opportunity to purchase it.
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"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 features baton-shaped applied indexes with anthracite white gold facets, and the PT (platinum) case gives this 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 under the brand logo at the 12 o'clock position. At first glance, it may seem like just a row of calendar displays, but it is actually made up of two date display discs (one displays the tens digits, the other the ones digits), a total of four rotating discs for the day of the week and the month, and all four 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 it has 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.
In addition, this watch, which has a case design reminiscent of Patek Philippe's masterpiece perpetual calendar "Ref. 3448," is equipped with the "Cal. 31-260 PS QL," which was newly developed for this model. Compared to the conventional "perpetual calendar" movement, there are 118 more parts, totaling 503, but the thickness is only 5.8 mm, making this a watch that demonstrates Patek Philippe's high level of technical skill.
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. It is rare on the market and the selling price is very attractive, so we especially recommend it to those who are looking for it.
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What did you think?
As the "salmon dial" model, I think the color of each model was very beautiful, but in fact, they are not exactly the same color, but slightly different. These slight differences can make a big difference in the atmosphere, so I hope you will come to the store and check out the color for yourself!
We will continue to introduce as many attractive and highly recommended models as possible, so please look forward to our next article!
See you next time!
