Slightly in the shadow of the new Nautiluses, the Geneva manufacturer presented a new version of the model with a perpetual calendar and a rattrapante chronograph, equipped with a case with a crown on the left side.
The October burst of new products from the Patek Philippe Replica factory will certainly focus mainly on the Nautilus collection, headed by the new version of the reference 5711 – the 5811/G model. This is the watch that the brand’s fans have been waiting for, and they are probably already signing up on the never-ending “waiting lists”. Connoisseurs, especially those with already large Patek collections, will pay more attention to the Ref. 5373P model – especially since it is a definitely unique watch.
Continuing to experiment with “sporty” timepiece models, using grand complications and original aesthetics, Patek presents the Split-Seconds Monopusher Chronograph Pereptual Calendar. At first glance you can see how unusual this watch is, all thanks to the case rotated 180°. Inspired by a unique chronograph from 1927 with a cushion-shaped case and a crown on the left side, Patek prepared the “Destro” model. Its platinum case, measuring 38.3 mm in diameter, has a crown located at the o’clock position. 9. Historically, this solution was intended for left-handed people, but today it is rather an interesting stylistic accent.
The base of the dial is a gradient-gray, vertically brushed surface with simple, applied Arabic indices and three small dials, deep black, with a snail cut. The hands responsible for the stopwatch functions are covered with red varnish, contrasting interestingly with the monochromatic rest. The indications of the perpetual calendar are complemented by a moon phase window, cut into the dial at the o’clock height. 6.
Due to the complexity, originality and materials used, Ref. 5373P Split-Seconds Monopusher Chronograph QP “Destro” will be produced in a small number of pieces per year. Unfortunately, its price was not given, which does not change the fact that it will probably be adequate to the complexity and finish of the watch.
