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拍品 226 PATEK PHILIPPE
Regulator Dial Ref. 5235
The Property of an Important Italian Private Collection
Regulator Dial Ref. 5235
The Property of an Important Italian Private Collection
Patek Philippe. A fine and rare 18K white gold automatic annual calendar wristwatch with regulator-style dial and original certificate
Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, ref. 5235G-001, movement no. 5'728'186, case no. 4'690'033, circa 2015
已結束2019年5月13日
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CHF 37,500
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To the best of our knowledge the present watch has never before been offered in public.
Reference 5235 was formally launched at Baselworld in 2012. The uniqueness of this watch lies in its movement which is constructed with the caliber 31-260 REG QA, the largest self-winding caliber ever made by the company. The last letters standing for Régulateur Quantième Annuel. This is the first ever modern Patek Philippe annual calendar wristwatch produced with a regulator dial.
In horological history, a regulator was a centrally located clock found in watchmaker workshops, with the large minute hand taking up visual importance. This allowed the watchmakers to regulate the watches they were building against the time displayed on the central regulator, hence the name. The regulator dial allows for more accuracy than a normal watch because it has a non-coaxial hour and minute hands, which means that the hour and minute hands do not share the central pinion position on the dial, but are independently placed.
Reference 5235 was formally launched at Baselworld in 2012. The uniqueness of this watch lies in its movement which is constructed with the caliber 31-260 REG QA, the largest self-winding caliber ever made by the company. The last letters standing for Régulateur Quantième Annuel. This is the first ever modern Patek Philippe annual calendar wristwatch produced with a regulator dial.
In horological history, a regulator was a centrally located clock found in watchmaker workshops, with the large minute hand taking up visual importance. This allowed the watchmakers to regulate the watches they were building against the time displayed on the central regulator, hence the name. The regulator dial allows for more accuracy than a normal watch because it has a non-coaxial hour and minute hands, which means that the hour and minute hands do not share the central pinion position on the dial, but are independently placed.