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Did you know that Commit Ginza (hereafter referred to as our store) currently has a very large inventory of Patek Philippe Grand Complications? Today, we would like to introduce the Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Ref. 5270, which is one of the most popular Grand Complications and our specialty.
The Ref. 5270, the fourth generation since the original masterpiece Ref. 1518, is a very interesting model with a wide variety of combinations of materials and dials, so be sure to read to the end to find out what specifications it has!
"Ref. 5270G-019"
"Perpetual Calendar Chronograph" 18KWG

The third generation of the Ref. 5270, the Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Ref. 5270G-019, was released in 2015 at the same time as the Ref. 5270G-018 (silver dial).
The "Ref. 5270G-018 (silver dial)" was also announced at the same time as this model.
There is also another big change at this time.
Until now, the Ref. 5270 has only been available in 18KWG (white gold), but for the first time, 18KRG (rose gold) will be added to the lineup.
*The third generation "Ref. 5270G" is rarely available on the market, and "Ref. 5270G-018" (18KWG case x silver dial) is a model that has never been sold in our store until now.

The Aquanaut's bezel and case are prone to scratches, which are easily noticeable, and many of them are polished, so non-polished or nearly non-polished watches with few scratches are very popular.
The watch we are introducing this time has some slight scuffs and small scratches due to wear, but it is in very good condition and does not appear to have been polished. It is a watch in excellent condition that shows that it has been treated with care.

With a case diameter of 40.8mm and a thickness of just 8.1mm, the watch is slim and fits comfortably on the wrist. Its tropical band (rubber strap) is versatile enough to be worn with a variety of styles, from formal occasions like suits to casual wear.

The sapphire crystal skeleton case back allows you to see the beautiful and famous "Cal. 324 SC" movement, which has been used in many models.

This particular watch was sold in October 2010, and the warranty card clearly states "TIFFANY & CO.". While the "TIFFANY & CO." inscription on the dial is a prerequisite for a watch to be considered a "double-name" model, it is also extremely important that the inscription is on the warranty card.
It comes with a warranty card, a leather-like pass case, booklets, a tag with the serial number, and a Tiffany blue paper box that can also store the original outer box, making it a must-have for collectors.
The selling price is 18,920,000 yen (tax included)
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We recently introduced the highly sought-after Aquanaut "Ref. 5167A-001" with a Tiffany & Co. double name. This unpolished model comes complete with all the accessories, making it an extremely rare specimen. It's rare to find a watch in such good condition these days, so if you're looking for one, please contact us as soon as possible.
We will continue to introduce as many attractive and recommended models as possible, so please look forward to the next issue!
See you next time!




