Patek Philippe Calatrava 4997/200G-001

Patek Philippe Calatrava Lady's Calatrava White Gold "Baguettes" UNWORN

Basic Info Listing code : RMHTQ8 Brand : Patek Philippe Model : Calatrava Reference number : 4997/200G-001 Dealer product code : 4403 Movement : Manual winding Case material : White gold Year of production : Unknown Condition : Used (Very good) Scope of delivery : No original box, no original papers Gender : Women's watch Location : Belgium, KNOKKE-LE-ZOUTE Price : 31,270 Availability : Item is in stock Caliber Movement : Manual winding Caliber/movement : 240 Power reserve : 48 h Case Case material : White gold Case diameter : 35 mm Thickness : 7.4 mm Bezel material : White gold Crystal : Sapphire crystal Dial : Blue Bracelet/strap Bracelet color : Blue Clasp : Buckle The Patek Philippe Calatrava ref. 4997/200G brings a more contemporary and more decorative expression to the Calatrava without losing the balance that defines the model. Its 35 mm white-gold case remains slender and restrained, but the diamond-set bezel and deep blue dial give it a far stronger visual identity than a classical plain Calatrava. The embossed circular motif on the dial is especially important to the watch’s character, because it creates movement and depth across the surface while preserving a very pure two-hand display. The result is elegant, refined, and unmistakably Patek Philippe, yet with a more modern and more luminous personality than the most traditional references in the collection. What makes the 4997 particularly appealing is the way it combines jewelry watch refinement with real horological substance. Inside is the ultra-thin self-winding calibre 240, one of Patek Philippe’s most respected automatic movements, with its off-center 22k gold mini-rotor and a power reserve of at least 48 hours. That movement allows the case to remain notably slim, which is essential to the success of the design. In this blue and white-gold configuration, the 4997 reads as a Calatrava that is more expressive and more fashion-conscious than usual, but still anchored by the technical seriousness and proportion that give the collection its lasting appeal.