Patek Philippe [2021 New Model] A Modern Interpretation of the Brand's Iconic Model: Perpetual Calendar Split-Seconds Chronograph 5204R-011

Patek Philippe has introduced a new version of its "Perpetual Calendar Split-Seconds Chronograph," the pinnacle of the company's chronograph expertise, in a rose gold case with a slate gray dial and strap. Rare and refined nuances bring a youthful feel to this great classic.

Perpetual calendar and split-seconds chronograph
5204R-011

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  Slate grey sunburst dial with two windows for the day of the week and month at 12 o'clock

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  Leap year display below the instantaneous 30-minute counter at 3 o'clock

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  Split-seconds chronograph with two column wheels and a horizontal clutch

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  The hand-polished 18KRG case features a concave bezel and stepped lugs.

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  Moon phase and date indicator on the subdial at 6 o'clock

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  The round window below the small seconds at 9 o'clock indicates the day and night

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Caliber CHR 29-535 PS Q

　The transparent sapphire-crystal case back offers a stunning view of the heart of the CHR 29-535 PS Q caliber, first unveiled in 2012 with the Ref. 5204P-001. This movement combines traditional architecture (manual winding, two column wheels, horizontal clutch) with technical innovations protected by seven patents, six for the chronograph and one for the split-seconds hand. Its meticulous and exquisite finishing offers a stunning view.

　The new 5204R-011 model is fitted with a brilliant slate gray calfskin leather band embossed with an alligator pattern and a rose gold fold-over clasp. It comes with both a sapphire crystal case back and a standard case back. This new version joins the two existing rose gold versions.