Patek Philippe Perpetual Chronograph
"No Chin" Third Generation Ref. 5270G-018
This Rare Third Generation "No Chin" Patek Philippe Ref# 5270G-018 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Is Complete. Accompanied with its original certificate of origin dated 2018, instruction manual, second case back, setting pin and presentation box. This 5270G-018 is in excellent condition with crisp hallmarks.
This 5270G-018 is white gold with an white gold deployant buckle, The movement is manual wind and has a caliber CH 29-536, the functions, perpetual calendar, leap year indicator, day / night indicator, 65 hour power reserve, silver dial with outer tachometer scale, white gold hands with white gold stick markers, sapphire crystal, display back, size: 41mm, thickness: 12.4mm.
The introduction of the Ref. 5270 in 2011 was the first ever perpetual calendar chronograph by Patek Philippe to use a fully in-house designed and manufactured movement. All earlier iterations have been based on either the Valjoux or Lemania ebauches.The Ref 5270 have been introduced, both with relatively minor visual changes to the dial. Of the three generations of the Ref. 5270, the second generation, announced in 2013, was probably the most controversial as it featured what is famously (or infamously) known as the chin, referring to the jarring disappearance of the seconds/minute track at the 6 oclock position where the date numerals overlap. The third generation of the Ref. 5270, released in 2015, was perhaps Pateks attempt at fixing what caused so much consternation among enthusiasts the chin was finally gone.
This 5270G-018 is white gold with an white gold deployant buckle, The movement is manual wind and has a caliber CH 29-536, the functions, perpetual calendar, leap year indicator, day / night indicator, 65 hour power reserve, silver dial with outer tachometer scale, white gold hands with white gold stick markers, sapphire crystal, display back, size: 41mm, thickness: 12.4mm.
The introduction of the Ref. 5270 in 2011 was the first ever perpetual calendar chronograph by Patek Philippe to use a fully in-house designed and manufactured movement. All earlier iterations have been based on either the Valjoux or Lemania ebauches.The Ref 5270 have been introduced, both with relatively minor visual changes to the dial. Of the three generations of the Ref. 5270, the second generation, announced in 2013, was probably the most controversial as it featured what is famously (or infamously) known as the chin, referring to the jarring disappearance of the seconds/minute track at the 6 oclock position where the date numerals overlap. The third generation of the Ref. 5270, released in 2015, was perhaps Pateks attempt at fixing what caused so much consternation among enthusiasts the chin was finally gone.