5050G | Perpetual Calendar | White Gold for-straps bronze cases have been chosen

bronze cases have been chosen by several watchmakers because of the unique way in which they develop patina

This 1815 Up / Down is powered by the caliber L942

the Trompe-l'œil cigar reminds us of René Magritte’s painting of the pipe in La Trahison des images

Elegant and timeless

5050G | Perpetual Calendar | White Gold for-straps bronze cases have been chosenThis Patek Philippe 5050G is distinguished by its simple, yet distinctive, retrograde mechanism, displaying the date near the centre of the dial, with day and month apertures on either side. Originally introduced in 1995, the retrograde date is considered one of the most difficult complications to execute, combining both exceptional mechanics with aesthetic simplicity. Patek Philippe and the Perpetual Calendar Patek Philippe has a long relationship