Patek Philippe Grand Complications 5207G-001 Tourbillon Minute Repeater Perpetual Calendar White Gold Blue Dial

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 Quality assurance, three-year warranty
 Free delivery, fast delivery, safe and confidential transportation
 Professional after-sales team, free return and exchange
 Our advantages:
 Swiss ETA movement/domestic super imitation movement - accurate timekeeping, stable and durable
904L stainless steel material - consistent with the original, corrosion-resistant, high gloss
 Sapphire crystal mirror - scratch-resistant and wear-resistant, with transparency comparable to the original
 Laser engraving details - perfect replica of dial, clasp, laser marking
 Full set of packaging - packaging box, warranty card, manual, simulation degree 99%
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The Patek Philippe Grand Complications 5207G-001 represents the pinnacle of horological artistry, blending three of the most prestigious complications into a single, exquisitely crafted timepiece. The 41mm case, rendered in 18k white gold, features a polished finish and elegant contours that highlight Patek Philippe’s mastery in case design.

The stunning blue sunburst dial is adorned with applied white gold hour markers and dauphine-style hands. The perpetual calendar is displayed through apertures for the day, date, and month, while moon phases and leap year indicators are meticulously positioned for optimal symmetry. At its core, the minute repeater delivers unparalleled acoustic performance, complemented by the precision of a tourbillon regulator visible through the sapphire crystal case back.

Paired with a hand-stitched navy alligator leather strap and secured by a white gold fold-over clasp, the 5207G-001 is a masterpiece reserved for the most discerning collectors.

Its combination of rare complications, elegant aesthetics, and limited availability makes it one of Patek Philippe's most coveted creations.

*This model was discontinued in 2025.

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