Description

Reference 5320G-001 perpetual calendar with twin aperture day/month display and moon-phase date complication

The Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Reference 5320G represents the pinnacle of horological complexity, featuring one of the most revered complications in watchmaking history. This elegant timepiece showcases the characteristic arrangement of calendar displays that Patek Philippe has perfected since 1941, with twin in-line apertures displaying day and month at 12 o'clock and a hand-surrounded date indicator paired with a moon-phase aperture at 6 o'clock. The perpetual calendar mechanism requires no manual adjustment, automatically accounting for months of varying lengths and leap years. Hazelrigg Enterprises presents this exceptional example for the discerning collector seeking a watch of extraordinary technical merit and timeless elegance.

Specifications

Key Features

• ✓Perpetual calendar complication ref 5320G-001
• ✓Twin in-line day/month aperture at 12 o'clock
• ✓Moon-phase date display at 6 o'clock
• ✓Self-correcting for all calendar irregularities
• ✓Signature Patek Philippe perpetual calendar display arrangement since 1941