Patek Philippe New Watch Release April 12th
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Patek Philippe New Watch Release April 12th

By Patekfinity · Apr 12, 2021 · 177 replies
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Patekfinity's original post from April 2021 introduced WatchProSite members to Patek Philippe's latest releases, sparking a vibrant discussion among collectors. This article revisits that pivotal moment, exploring the community's initial reactions and expert analyses of models like the 5236P and the 6119 Calatravas. Patekfinity's initial presentation serves as the foundation for understanding how these references were received and continue to be perceived by discerning enthusiasts.

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5236P



6119R



6119G



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4997/200G

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About the Patek Philippe Complications Ref. 5236

The Complications reference 5236P-001, introduced in 2021, is notable for its in-line perpetual calendar display. This configuration presents all calendar indications – day, date, month, and leap year – in a single, elongated aperture below 12 o'clock. This design choice offers a distinct aesthetic and legibility compared to traditional perpetual calendars with multiple subdials or apertures. The reference was a significant addition to Patek Philippe's Complications collection, showcasing a novel approach to a classic grand complication. Its platinum case and blue dial further underscore its position within the brand's high-end offerings.

The watch is housed in a platinum case measuring 41.3mm in diameter, with a thickness of 11.07mm. It is powered by the self-winding caliber 31-260 PS QL, a movement specifically developed for this in-line perpetual calendar display. This movement incorporates several technical advancements to achieve its unique calendar presentation and offers a power reserve of 38 to 48 hours. The watch features a sapphire crystal on both the front and the case back, allowing for a view of the meticulously finished movement.

As a relatively recent introduction that was subsequently discontinued, the 5236P-001 holds particular interest for collectors who appreciate innovative calendar displays and limited production periods. Its technical sophistication and unique aesthetic appeal to those seeking a distinct perpetual calendar from Patek Philippe. The discontinuation of a model introduced in 2021, while not uncommon for certain high-end references, adds to its potential collectibility, distinguishing it from longer-running production pieces.

Specifications

Caliber
Caliber 31-260 PS QL
Case
Platinum
Diameter
41.3mm
Dial
Blue
Water Resist.
30m
Crystal
Sapphire

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CA
CastorKrieg
Apr 12, 2021
6119g is pure fire

8.1mm, manual wind, 65hrs power reserve.

FA
FabR
Apr 12, 2021
+1, and the new, larger movement is also a huge improvement with respect to the 215 -- 1.5x larger and 2x stronger! I'm honestly *very* satisfied, this should appeal quite a lot to the Calatrava fans! ;-)

CA
CastorKrieg
Apr 12, 2021
Also like the fact they went for the hobnail bezel, after all it's deeply rooted in history. I like everything about this watch.

WA
Watch_kha_wen
Apr 12, 2021
That’s pretty nice I was a big fan of the 5119 and 5120

Do you know what diameter it is ? And if they do it in white dial maybe ? Kev

FA
FabR
Apr 12, 2021
Yep, 39mm (please see release below, page 4 for all specs)👍

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Watch_kha_wen
Apr 12, 2021
Thanks!

Just looked them up it’s pretty nice. A shame it’s slightly bigger than the previous versions. Kev

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