Patek Philippe 5004P Perpetual Calendar Split Seconds Platinum Black Diamond Dial RARE

The Patek Philippe 5004P‑033 is the ultra‑rare platinum rendition of the celebrated Grand Complications 5004 series, introduced in 1996 and produced until around 2011. This particular variant, launched circa 2006, distinguishes itself with a factory glossy black dial adorned with ten round diamond hour markers and a baguette diamond at 12 o’clock, a configuration reserved exclusively for platinum cases. Powered by the hand‑wound CHR 27‑70 Q calibre, the watch unites a perpetual calendar with split‑seconds chronograph functionality—Patek’s first serially produced model to combine these complications—offering day, date, month, leap year, moonphase, and rattrapante chronograph in a compact 36–37 mm case. The platinum case, measuring approximately 36.7 mm in diameter and about 15 mm thick, houses a movement with 60‑hour power reserve and 28 jewels, visible through a sapphire display back. Mounted on a black alligator strap with a platinum deployant clasp, this reference is a pinnacle of collector desirability, representing one of the most technically ambitious and aesthetically refined creations in Patek Philippe’s modern grand complications lineage. Like New with Patek Philippe box, solid case back, setting pin, factory shipping sleeve, and papers dated 2008.