Ref. 5270T-010, Perpetual Calendar Chronograph
A titanium Patek Philippe is a rarity in and of itself. The Genevan outfit seldom uses the notoriously difficult (and expensive) material save for a few one-offs, such as the titanium Patek Philippe Ref. 5033 that pulled in $1.9 million at a Christie’s auction in 2020.This unique timepiece created especially for the Children Action charity auction is the first ever titanium version of the legendary Reference 5270 chronograph and perpetual calendar.For this auction, the family-owned brand has embraced the green dial trend and created an original shade for the watch’s face. A far cry from the olive green featured on last year’s Nautilus 5711/1A or this year’s Ref. 5205R, this piece sports a striking, distinguished by its emerald green sunburst dial - an original shade matching the stitching on the shiny black alligator leather strap fitted with a titanium fold-over clasp. The perpetual calendar displays are harmoniously arranged, with a moon phase complication at 6 o’clock. There’s also a double aperture for the day and the month at 12 o’clock and an analog date at 6 o’clock.The case is distinguished by a timeless design featuring a concave bezel, two-tier lugs along with satin-brushed and polished pushers.The CH 29-535 PS Q caliber is visible through a transparent sapphire crystal case back bearing the metallized inscription “Children Action 2022”. The timepiece also comes with an interchangeable solid titanium case back.
This exceptional watch was sold for $9.8 million dollars at the Hotel La Réserve Genève by Philips watches
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