Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar 5970J Chronograph 18K Yellow Gold
Description
Patek Philippe 5970J Perpetual Calendar Chronograph, 5970 J, 5970, the yellow gold variant of the 5970 is by far the rarest of the entire series and was produced in the smallest quantity, yellow gold case is in excellent condition, original yellow gold deployant buckle, manual wind Patek Philippe Caliber CHR 27-70 Q, chronograph, perpetual calendar (day, date, month, leap year, moon phases, AM/PM indicator), 24-hour indicator, silver dial with applied yellow gold baton markers, printed railway minute track with tachymetric scale, size: 40mm, thickness: 12.9mm, sapphire crystal, display back. Excellent Condition with additional solid caseback, setting pin, booklets, box, and papers dated March of 2009.
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