Patek Philippe Complications 5036/1R

High value watches such as this one remain in their sealed boxes due to a recent manufacturer service, ensuring they are not only protected but in the best possible condition when they reach the customer.

The Patek Philippe 5035 was the world's first production annual calendar when it was released in 1996, from the same brand that had invented the perpetual calendar wristwatch in the 1920s. Completely designed and built in-house, the watch contains a tremendously complicated new movement that employs more parts than the perpetual calendar but is simpler to put together. The result is a much lower price for a watch that is almost equally as functional and convenient as a perpetual, and arguably easier to read. The calendar only needs setting once a year, at the end of February. The next model, the 5036, is upgraded even further with a moonphase and power reserve display, and remains as elegant as ever in appearance, with its sculpted bezel and gold Roman numerals.

This Patek Philippe has undergone a thorough inspection of accuracy, functionality and condition to determine the level of reconditioning required to meet our strict standards. It has also been referenced against technical documents and manufacturer records where available to ensure authenticity and a clean history. Our watches have a 24-month warranty for your peace of mind, in conjunction with any remaining manufacturer’s warranty from new or from service.

Box: No
Year: 1999
Product code: 207738
Case size: 37 MM
Case material: Rose Gold
Movement: Automatic A mechanical watch is powered by a spring. Manual mechanical watches must be hand wound. Automatic watches are also mechanical, and are wound by a weight that spins with the wearer's movements. A quartz watch is battery powered and extremely accurate.
Bracelet material: Rose Gold
Dial type: White Roman Numeral
Water resistance: N/A