Patek Philippe Patek Philippe 'Grand Complications' gold wristwatch, Ref. 5040J …

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Patek Philippe 'Grand Complications' gold wristwatch, Ref. 5040J With Arabic numeral hours, perpetual calendar, GMT and moonphase functions Dial: Silver Movement: Automatic Case material: 18k yellow gold Case size: 35 mm Bracelet/Strap: Original black crocodile leather Clasp/Buckle: Original 18k yellow gold deployant clasp Sold with: Box and pin This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

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PATEK PHILIPPE. Nautilus. Ref. 5726/1A-001. Case no. 4600386. Movement no. 5711366. Circa 2013. Steel wristwatch with annual calendar and 24h indication. Cushion case, sapphire crystal back, signed. Screened black dial, luminescent hour-markers and hands, pearled minute track, date, days of the week and months indicated by aperture, auxiliary dial for moon phases and 24h indication, signed. Automatic movement cal. 324S, Patek Philippe hallmark, signed. Steel bracelet / folding clasp, signed. Wrist circumference: approx. 19 cm. Diameter: 40 mm. (scratches and wear). Accompanied by its certificate of origin dated 5/11/2023, a case and outer box, an additional link, a setting stylus, a Patek Philippe booklet. Provenance: Amateur collection Note: Developed and patented by Patek Philippe in 1996, the annual calendar is an emblematic complication of the brand. In 2010, Patek Philippe associated this "in-house" complication with a steel watch for the first time: the Nautilus 5726. Initially marketed only with a leather strap, the model is offered with a steel bracelet from 2012 under the reference 5726/1A. Expert: Geoffroy ADER assisted by Justine LAMARRE

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