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拍品 2448 PATEK PHILIPPE
ANNUAL CALENDAR REF. 5396R-011
PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION
ANNUAL CALENDAR REF. 5396R-011
PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION
百達翡麗,罕有及吸引,18k紅金自動上弦腕錶,配年曆、中心秒針、月相及24小時顯示,型號5396,2014年製
SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVE, REF. 5396, MOVEMENT NO. 5'772'479, CASE NO. 4'653'985, MANUFACTURED IN 2014
已結束2020年7月13日
成交價
HKD 400,000
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The present timepiece is offered in absolutely mint condition and still factory sealed. Bestowed with an elegant dial featuring a double aperture for day and month, the wristwatch features an annual calendar as well as 24 hour and moon phases complications. Furthermore, the present watch has never been offered in public before.
Reference 5396
Reference 5396 was introduced to the market in 2006 in pink gold and pays tribute to the firm's celebrated Calatrava model, launched in the 1930s. The smooth pink gold case is of the distinctive, classic round Calatrava style of reference 96 and stands out by its large size. The appealing graphic design of the dial is inspired from a late 1930s historical "Calatrava" wristwatch, on permanent exhibition at Patek Philippe's prestigious museum in Geneva. Matching perfectly with the 18k pink gold case, the dial is silvered and offers an excellent legibility to its wearer, with a day and month aperture typical of the 1940s and 50s, and a date mentioned at 6 o’clock alongside a 24 hour indication with moon phases.
Reference 5396
Reference 5396 was introduced to the market in 2006 in pink gold and pays tribute to the firm's celebrated Calatrava model, launched in the 1930s. The smooth pink gold case is of the distinctive, classic round Calatrava style of reference 96 and stands out by its large size. The appealing graphic design of the dial is inspired from a late 1930s historical "Calatrava" wristwatch, on permanent exhibition at Patek Philippe's prestigious museum in Geneva. Matching perfectly with the 18k pink gold case, the dial is silvered and offers an excellent legibility to its wearer, with a day and month aperture typical of the 1940s and 50s, and a date mentioned at 6 o’clock alongside a 24 hour indication with moon phases.