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A Portal to the Past: Patek Philippe's New Calatrava is Unveiled at Watches & Wonders

Patek Philippe, 5226G_001_PRESS, Modèle avec bracelet beige
Patek Philippe, 5226G_001_PRESS, Modèle avec bracelet beige
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Among the twelve new models and variations Patek Philippe introduces at this year's Watches & Wonders is this new Calatrava in white gold which exudes the kind of vintage style enthusiasts appreciate. Most notably, the three-hand timepiece with date indication brings to life the sought-after Clous de Paris decor that has long been associated with this Bauhaus icon, however not on the bezel but on the case band.

Patek Philippe, 5226G_001_PRESS
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The tiny hobnail style pyramids highlight the slim silhouette of the white gold case that has a contemporary diameter of 40mm and a slim height of 8.53mm. Patek Philippe's designers have also devised a distinctive case construction in which the lugs are an integral part of the case back which allows an unobstructed view onto the caliber 26-330 S C.

Patek Philippe, PP-5226G_001_DET
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This self-winding movement is equipped with a central gold rotor and meticulously finished in accordance with the Patek Philippe Seal.

Patek Philippe, PP-5226G_001_DET
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The charcoal gray dial with a black gradient rim is a feast for the eyes, too. The finely granulated texture makes for a perfect backdrop for the applied Arabic numerals and syringe-style hands with beige luminescent coating. The new reference Reference 5226 comes with two interchangeable straps: one in beige calfskin with a nubuck finish and the other in black calfskin with an embossed fabric motif.

Patek Philippe, PP-5226G_001_DET
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The new Patek Philippe Calatrava retails for $39,030.

To learn more, visit Patek Philippe, here.

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