Perpetual calendars by Patek Philippe occupy a realm of their own for many collectors. With the addition of the new 5320G, this position will only be strengthened. While the lacquered cream dial with Arabic numerals is already quite the eye-catcher, it is the case with the stepped bezel and lugs that give this watch, even more, a sense of vintage refinement. More replica Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar.
Case in point is Patek Philippe’s hero model of 2017 – the 5320G Perpetual Calendar, an undeniably handsome take on a very Patek complication. The 5320G is not a remake of a particular vintage reference (though it does bear a striking resemblance to the ref. 3448); rather it’s a melange of mid-century design codes, neatly combined in a 40mm white gold, retro-modernist package.
The 5320G is powered by the calibre 324 S Q, the first time the base 324 has had a perpetual module popped on top. Power reserve isn’t massive, at around 40–45 hours.
Case in point is Patek Philippe’s hero model of 2017 – the 5320G Perpetual Calendar, an undeniably handsome take on a very Patek complication. The 5320G is not a remake of a particular vintage reference (though it does bear a striking resemblance to the ref. 3448); rather it’s a melange of mid-century design codes, neatly combined in a 40mm white gold, retro-modernist package.
The 5320G is powered by the calibre 324 S Q, the first time the base 324 has had a perpetual module popped on top. Power reserve isn’t massive, at around 40–45 hours.
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