Patek Philippe Neptune Stainless Steel

The Patek Philippe 5146G-010 runs on a calibre 324 S IRM AQ LU self-winding movement complete with a moon phase complication a sweeping seconds hand an annual calendar and a day and date display. Patek Philippe's annual calendar was developed in 1996 and has since become a staple of the brand's catalog. The innovative function is patented and only needs to be corrected once a year.The example of the Complications model that you see here today is a stunning white gold variation of the line. The case measures 39mm in diameter and boasts an exhibition case back water-resistance up to 30 meters and a slate dial topped with applied white gold indices and Arabic markers. The Patek Philippe brand commands a premium on the secondary market. This is your chance to add a sophisticated dress reference from the brand to your collection at a competitive price.

The Patek Philippe Nautilus ref. 5712/A Moonphase runs on an impressive 29-jewel calibre 240 PS IRM C LU movement complete with a date complication moon phases and a 38-48 hour power reserve. The power reserve and moon phases are presented on the embossed dial alongside small seconds central hands and baton markers filled with lume plots. The case boasts an attractive design that includes an octagonal bezel a transparent case back that gives the wearer a view of the movement that beats within and an intricate bracelet in satin and polished steel secured by a fold-over Nautilus clasp. One of the newest additions to the Nautilus line which spans over 40 years the ref. 5712/1A and a fine choice for your next Patek investment.

The Patek Philippe Aquanaut took the market by storm in 1997 featuring a design inspired by the Gerald Genta masterpiece the Nautilus. Iconic design elements include a rounded case like the Nautilus and a beautifully embossed dial. Discontinued Patek ref. 5065 is a desirable stainless steel edition of the series complete with a sharp black embossed dial luminous Arabic hour markers and the Aquanaut collection's trademark "Tropical" composite black strap secured by a Patek butterfly clasp. The example you see here was produced sometime in the mid-2000s. It also features a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal a date mechanism at 3 o'clock automatic winding and some typical signs of wear as described in the condition examination listed above.

Patek Philippe has been producing World Time watches since the 1930s with ref. 5230 coming to market in 2016. While the collection was once available in several metal finishes platinum is the only iteration that remains in production today - the rose gold ref. 5230R-012 for sale here was discontinued in 2022. You can buy the discontinued Patek Philippe World Time Complications ref. 5230R-012 today in excellent condition.Powering the watch is the Patek caliber 240 HU automatic movement with 24 time zones and day/night indication. An innovative mechanism within the movement allows the wearer to simultaneously adjust each world time display in one-hour increments by pressing the button on the left side of the case. Despite being such a complex movement it is still relatively thin allowing the case to maintain a profile of just over 10mm. Other features include water resistance up to 30 meters a two-tone dial with a circular hand-guilloched motif and rose gold hour markers and hands to match the case. This Patek wears on an elegant leather strap secured by a deployant buckle.