Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar 5496P-001

PATEK PHILIPPE. A PLATINUM AUTOMATIC PERPETUAL CALENDAR WRISTWATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS, RETROGRADE DATE, MOON PHASES AND LEAP YEAR INDICATION REF. 5496P-001, MOVEMENT NO. 5'602'896, CASE NO. 4'569'111, CIRCA 2012

PATEK PHILIPPE. A PLATINUM AUTOMATIC PERPETUAL CALENDAR WRISTWATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS, RETROGRADE DATE, MOON PHASES AND LEAP YEAR INDICATION REF. 5496P-001, MOVEMENT NO. 5'602'896, CASE NO. 4'569'111, CIRCA 2012 Movement: Automatic Dial: Silvered Case: 39.5 mm. With: Platinum Patek Philippe deployant clasp, Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, leather holder, product literature, winding presentation box and outer packaging Note: The presentation box that accompanies this lot may not be the original “fitted box”. Please refer to paragraph A in the Conditions of Sale for further information. If you have any queries, please contact Watch Department at watcheshk@christies.com Remark: From the original owner PATEK PHILIPPE. A PLATINUM AUTOMATIC PERPETUAL CALENDAR WRISTWATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS, RETROGRADE DATE, MOON PHASES AND LEAP YEAR INDICATION REF. 5496P-001, MOVEMENT NO. 5'602'896, CASE NO. 4'569'111, CIRCA 2012 Movement: Automatic Dial: Silvered Case: 39.5 mm. With: Platinum Patek Philippe deployant clasp, Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, leather holder, product literature, winding presentation box and outer packaging Note: The presentation box that accompanies this lot may not be the original “fitted box”. Please refer to paragraph A in the Conditions of Sale for further information. If you have any queries, please contact Watch Department at watcheshk@christies.com Remark: From the original ownerReference 5496 was introduced to the market in platinum at Basel World 2011 and replaced the reference 5050, the first perpetual retrograde calendar produced in series. The watch impressed immediately with its signature combination of perpetual calendar, retrograde date display, silvered dial and 39.5 mm. case size in platinum (inspired by the famous 1930s Calatrava reference 96).