Patek Philippe
Split Seconds Chronograph
5370P-001
Movement:
Manual
Size:
41mm
Dial:
Black Enamel Dial
Bracelet Material:
Leather
Case Material:
Platinum
Year:
2017
Condition:
Brand New
Inclusion:
Box and Papers
This split seconds chronograph is complete with a timeless, two-register chronograph enamel dial, housed in a modern, yet not oversized, 41mm platinum case. Quality extends to the details with white gold hands and indices, and the in house manufactured, manual winding CHR 29-535 PS movement with Patek Philippe seal.
Considered as the leading luxury watch manufacture, Patek Philippe has been a vanguard in high-end watchmaking. Founded in Geneva, Switzerland in 1839, the brand began as a joint venture between Antoni Norbet de Patek, an exiled Polish nobleman and his partner, François Czapek in making high-end pocket watches. Disagreements between them led to Czapek leaving the company in 1845, leading to a new venture between Patek and French watchmaker Adrien Philippe who invented the company’s stem and hand-winding mechanisms. One of Patek Philippe’s most iconic models, the Nautilus, remains to be one of the most sought-after luxury sports watches to this day. As a leading innovator in watchmaking, the brand has produced a number of technically advanced timepieces throughout the centuries, including special pieces like the Henry Graves Supercomplication, one of the world’s most complicated timepiece produced for the American banker Henry Graves, Jr. and is one of the most expensive watches sold for a record US$24 million at a Sotheby’s auction in 2014. Patek Philippe also currently holds the record for the most expensive wristwatch ever sold at auction for the Grandmaster Chime Ref. 6300A-010, which was sold at a Christie’s auction for US$31 million in 2019. The brand remains privately owned by the Stern family since purchasing the brand in 1932.
