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    Watch Editions To Start Off The New Year

    Dec 25, 2017 5 minutes

    PATEK PHILIPPE GRAND COMPLICATIONS SELF-WINDING 5327J

    A new self-winding perpetual calendar has been added to the Patek Philippe collection. It comes in a Calatrava case with beautifully scalloped lugs and applied Breguet numerals. The yellow- and rose-gold models feature ivory lacquered dials with recessed counters. The white-gold version has a blue sunburst dial. The watches come with a sapphire-crystal case back and an interchangeable solid-gold back. Ultra-thin mechanical self-winding movement. Calibre 240 Q. Perpetual calendar. Moon phases. Day, date, month, leap year and 24-hour indication by hands. Dial: ivory lacquered, gold applied Breguet numerals. Alligator strap with square scales, hand-stitched, shiny chocolate brown, fold-over clasp. Case: yellow gold. Interchangeable full back and sapphire-crystal case back. Water-resistant to 30m. Case diameter: 39mm. Height: 9.71mm.

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