A super good looking and unsung Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar ref. 5040P, in solid platinum, the rarest of the metals leveraged for this under appreciated reference, this example is from the early 2000s, with its platinum Patek signed buckle and tonneau case was originally introduced along side its round sibling the 3940 in 1993.
Only around 600 Platinum examples were produced and remain the hardest to find among the reference range. With applied Breguet numerals and powered by the now famous self-winding micro rotor based caliber 240Q, this watch remains slim and sturdy on the wrist, thanks to its dense platinum case.
A super good looking and unsung Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar ref. 5040P, in solid platinum, the rarest of the metals leveraged for this under appreciated reference, this example is from the early 2000s, with its platinum Patek signed buckle and tonneau case was originally introduced along side its round sibling the 3940 in 1993.
Only around 600 Platinum examples were produced and remain the hardest to find among the reference range. With applied Breguet numerals and powered by the now famous self-winding micro rotor based caliber 240Q, this watch remains slim and sturdy on the wrist, thanks to its dense platinum case.
