5960/01G Annual Calendar Chronograph "Tiffany & Co" 18K WG
$89,500.00
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This Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Chronograph reference 5960/01G-001 is the Tiffany and Co signed form of a reference that opened a new chapter for the brand's complicated watches. It was the first time Patek Philippe combined an annual calendar and chronograph in one watch, a pairing that gave the 5960 its place at the front of the modern line. Its self-winding movement brings that layout together with the power reserve kept in the background, leaving the higher-order complications to define the watch. In 18k white gold, the case measures 40.5mm across and 13.8mm thick, a size that gives the reference the breadth its display was built to carry. The blue dial, signed Tiffany and Co, is the detail that will matter most to the collector weighing one example against another. More than a variant within the series, it captures the moment when Patek Philippe pushed its complication watchmaking into a distinctly contemporary register.
5960/01G Annual Calendar Chronograph "Tiffany & Co" 18K WG
$89,500.00
Sold by Europeanwatch
This Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Chronograph reference 5960/01G-001 is the Tiffany and Co signed form of a reference that opened a new chapter for the brand's complicated watches. It was the first time Patek Philippe combined an annual calendar and chronograph in one watch, a pairing that gave the 5960 its place at the front of the modern line. Its self-winding movement brings that layout together with the power reserve kept in the background, leaving the higher-order complications to define the watch. In 18k white gold, the case measures 40.5mm across and 13.8mm thick, a size that gives the reference the breadth its display was built to carry. The blue dial, signed Tiffany and Co, is the detail that will matter most to the collector weighing one example against another. More than a variant within the series, it captures the moment when Patek Philippe pushed its complication watchmaking into a distinctly contemporary register.