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拍品 102The Property of the Original Owner
PATEK PHILIPPE, GOLD PERPETUAL CALENDAR WRISTWATCH, REF. 5050J-018
MOVEMENT NO. 3’236’005, CASE NO. 2’972’199
已結束2020年11月19日
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CHF 35,000
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Consigned by the original owner, this ref. 5050 is preserved in excellent overall condition and sold with the full set of accessories.
The calendar language was changed from the more common English to German upon his request.
Reference 5050
Introduced at the Basel fair in 1993, reference 5050 was Patek Philippe’s first wristwatch manufactured in series to feature a retrograde date.
Initially available with a silvered dial with applied Roman numerals, an aperture for the moon phases and outer railway minute divisions, growing demand from clients lead Patek Philippe to introduce a second series of the reference. The second version, such as the present timepiece, featured applied baton indexes, a modified moon phase display in form of a subsidiary dial, outer beady minute divisions and the addition of the designation “Automatic”. The third series was crafted with applied Roman numerals, pearled minute divisions and a moon phase aperture.
Discontinued in 2002, reference 5050 is highly sought-after and considered as a modern classic.
Reference 5050 is illustrated and described in Patek Philippe Wristwatches by Martin Huber & Alan Banbery, second edition, p. 296
The calendar language was changed from the more common English to German upon his request.
Reference 5050
Introduced at the Basel fair in 1993, reference 5050 was Patek Philippe’s first wristwatch manufactured in series to feature a retrograde date.
Initially available with a silvered dial with applied Roman numerals, an aperture for the moon phases and outer railway minute divisions, growing demand from clients lead Patek Philippe to introduce a second series of the reference. The second version, such as the present timepiece, featured applied baton indexes, a modified moon phase display in form of a subsidiary dial, outer beady minute divisions and the addition of the designation “Automatic”. The third series was crafted with applied Roman numerals, pearled minute divisions and a moon phase aperture.
Discontinued in 2002, reference 5050 is highly sought-after and considered as a modern classic.
Reference 5050 is illustrated and described in Patek Philippe Wristwatches by Martin Huber & Alan Banbery, second edition, p. 296