Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph 5970G-001

Patek Philippe 5970G Perpetual Calendar Chronograph 18K White Gold Silver Dial REF: 5970G-001 EWC: 64854

The Patek Philippe 5970G-001 stands as a landmark reference, synthesizing the brand's heritage and mastery in grand complications. Launched in the mid-2000s, the 5970 series capped the dynasty of Lemania-based perpetual calendar chronographs at Patek Philippe before a transition to in-house chronograph calibers, marking an inflection point for purists and connoisseurs. The 5970G is crafted in 18K white gold, harmonizing its bold 40mm presence with the timeless elegance of a silver opaline dial. The heart of this timepiece is the manually wound CH 27-70 Q caliber, revered for its robust architecture, sublime finishing, and long-term serviceability. Collectors are drawn to the 5970G for its perfect case proportions—fluted lugs accentuating the classic round profile—and its exquisitely balanced dial hosting chronograph and full perpetual calendar indications, including moonphase and leap year. The discreet syringe hands, vintage-style numerals, and railway minute track echo classic Patek Philippe DNA, while offering outstanding legibility. Its black alligator strap underscores a formal yet authoritative wrist presence. Regarded as one of the most desirable perpetual calendar chronographs of its era, the 5970G-001 represents an essential acquisition for serious collectors and has seen sustained demand in the auction market due to its pivotal role in the lineage of complicated Patek Philippe references. Like New with Patek Philippe box, setting pin, additional solid case back and papers dated 2006. Condition : Like New Box : Yes Papers : Yes Year : 2006 Diameter : 40mm Movement : Manual Reference : 5970G-001 Movement : Manual Case Material : White Gold Strap Material : alligator Dial Color : silver Diameter : 40mm Thickness : 13.5mm Water Resistance : 30m Condition : Like New Complications : Chronograph, Calendar, Moonphase EWC : 64854 Box : Yes Papers : Yes Year : 2006