patek philippe 5004 | Patek Philippe chronograph perpetual calendar patek philippe 5004 After just 15 short years, the Ref 5004 is being retired by Patek. To celebrate, they have created the last fifty of these uber-chronos to be made in stainless steel (all previous models were in precious metals) and sold exclusively at the Geneva Patek Philippe salon for a price of 270,000 CHF, or around $308,000 at the time of publishing. If you aren't prepared to hop on the two-tone bandwagon, here's a fair warning .
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It's long been reported that Patek Philippe was able to produce no more than 12 examples of the ref. 5004 per year – in any case metal – during its production lifecycle, simply . It is contains the very last Lemania-based CHR 27-70 Q caliber, that is a manually wound perpetual calendar with split seconds. The reference 5004 is one of Patek's most . After just 15 short years, the Ref 5004 is being retired by Patek. To celebrate, they have created the last fifty of these uber-chronos to be made in stainless steel (all previous models were in precious metals) and sold exclusively at the Geneva Patek Philippe salon for a price of 270,000 CHF, or around 8,000 at the time of publishing. It's long been reported that Patek Philippe was able to produce no more than 12 examples of the ref. 5004 per year – in any case metal – during its production lifecycle, simply as a result of the sheer complexity of the movement construction.
It is contains the very last Lemania-based CHR 27-70 Q caliber, that is a manually wound perpetual calendar with split seconds. The reference 5004 is one of Patek's most lauded watches, though it was replaced by the 5204 (the in-house version) at Basel 2012. Four rare and special Patek Philippe Ref. 5004 examples, all part of Tony Kavak's infamous collection of rare and unique watches.
In the impressive history of Patek Philippe, the model 5004 stands out as a particularly shining example. It combines a complex movement with exceptional design language, which is a hallmark of Patek Philippe.AN ATTRACTIVE 18K GOLD PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH MOON PHASES 24 HOUR AND LEAP YEAR INDICATION. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND HIGHLY IMPRESSIVE PLATINUM AND DIAMOND-SET PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH MOON PHASES LEAP YEAR AND DAY/NIGHT .
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Even though the watch was introduced in 1996, it is the last truly vintage grand complications by Patek Philippe. With a case measuring in at 36 mm, the 5004 hits the sweet spot: not too small, not too large.
The Ref. 5004 was Patek Philippe’s first serially produced split-seconds perpetual calendar wristwatch. Produced between 1996 and 2012, it is one of the most important high complications the Geneva brand produced in the modern era.5004P. $ 403,494. + 3 for shipping. DE. Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph. Reference 5004p-021 | A Platinum Perpetual Calendar Split-second Chronograph Wristwatch With Moon Phases 24-hour And Leap Year Indication | Circa 1998. $ 187,525.Water resistant at 30 meters / 100 feet. Functions: moon-phase, am/pm indicators, day and month in apertures, date and leap year by hands. Additional Info: interchangeable full back and sapphire crystal case back, split seconds chronograph, rattrapante .
After just 15 short years, the Ref 5004 is being retired by Patek. To celebrate, they have created the last fifty of these uber-chronos to be made in stainless steel (all previous models were in precious metals) and sold exclusively at the Geneva Patek Philippe salon for a price of 270,000 CHF, or around 8,000 at the time of publishing.
It's long been reported that Patek Philippe was able to produce no more than 12 examples of the ref. 5004 per year – in any case metal – during its production lifecycle, simply as a result of the sheer complexity of the movement construction. It is contains the very last Lemania-based CHR 27-70 Q caliber, that is a manually wound perpetual calendar with split seconds. The reference 5004 is one of Patek's most lauded watches, though it was replaced by the 5204 (the in-house version) at Basel 2012. Four rare and special Patek Philippe Ref. 5004 examples, all part of Tony Kavak's infamous collection of rare and unique watches.
In the impressive history of Patek Philippe, the model 5004 stands out as a particularly shining example. It combines a complex movement with exceptional design language, which is a hallmark of Patek Philippe.AN ATTRACTIVE 18K GOLD PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH MOON PHASES 24 HOUR AND LEAP YEAR INDICATION. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND HIGHLY IMPRESSIVE PLATINUM AND DIAMOND-SET PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH MOON PHASES LEAP YEAR AND DAY/NIGHT .Even though the watch was introduced in 1996, it is the last truly vintage grand complications by Patek Philippe. With a case measuring in at 36 mm, the 5004 hits the sweet spot: not too small, not too large.
The Ref. 5004 was Patek Philippe’s first serially produced split-seconds perpetual calendar wristwatch. Produced between 1996 and 2012, it is one of the most important high complications the Geneva brand produced in the modern era.
5004P. $ 403,494. + 3 for shipping. DE. Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph. Reference 5004p-021 | A Platinum Perpetual Calendar Split-second Chronograph Wristwatch With Moon Phases 24-hour And Leap Year Indication | Circa 1998. $ 187,525.
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