FLAWLESS AESTHETICS
Like a true virtuoso, the manufacturer has been practicing its scales. One of its great classics has been given a new face enhancing its elegant and timeless personality.
With a design inspired by a 1945 reference, the Quantième Perpétuel 5320G-011 by Patek Philippe dons a new look this year, featuring a rose gold opaline dial. This addition highlights the vintage style inherent in the model. The triple gadroon brackets also harken back to the Art Deco style. For the rest, this new variation follows the scenography inaugurated with the 5320 watch presented in 2017. Thus, a double window at 12 o’clock enables the reading of the day and the month. A counter positioned at 6 o’clock indicates the date. Lunations enliven its upper portion. The moon phases are displayed with precision over a period of 122 years without the need for any adjustments. This is all completed on either side by two discreet round indicators, one dedicated to differentiating day from night, the other one for leap years. Two slender hands at the tips point clearly to the hour circle made up of Arabic numerals. The luminescent coating ensures excellent legibility even in the dark. All of its functions are controlled by the 324 S Q caliber housed in a white gold case measuring 40mm in diameter and 11.13mm thick, water-resistant down to a depth of 30 meters. This self-winding movement, in particular its 21-carat gold oscillating weight, can be seen through its sapphire back. For a perfect combination with a refined personality, the Quantième Perpétuel 5320G-011 is fitted with a chocolate-colored shiny square-scaled alligator leather wristband, completed with a folding clasp.
